Trust me, I know there are 100's of other factors at play, so its are hard exercise to make all variables equal. 

He has a set Option purchase amount and gets any appreciation of the property if he exercises the Option in the given time frame.

The setup is a 2 year lease allowing the option to be exercised within 90 days of the lease end date.

Actually by the time you get done with that exercise your accountant will be free - fried but free :) to give you a good specific answer.

I want to teach you something and I'm sure once you will exercise it you will be thankful for this piece of advice, no matter how experienced you are, you should always ask other people for ideas, experienced as well as young energetic young inexperienced peopLe trying to push their way through the industry.

I recently went through that exercise to determine whether I should be subbing out more work (I should!).

I understand the frustration of not being able to see properties listed, however, if the agent gets the price the client wants without having to go through the exercise of listing it on the market, that agent is doing their job well.

All the exercises are the same there is no secret in getting fit. 

He then immediately bought another foreclosure we grabbed & we hold the note.Good luck it's a great exercise in patience & wisdom...

He left a basement window that was supposed to be replaced and never had the exercising install the proper outlet for a dryer in basement.