Unfortunately that's a lengthy document.

(this applies to county auctions, maybe auction.com is more flexible, normal closing length, I haven't participated yet...)

But man, its a lengthy list there.I still go back to an easy negotiating tactic.

@Bill Gulley one thing is certain  reading your lengthy post create eye strain.. speed reading will be the rule of the day on many of Bills' post lest one wants to go blind..

Be sure to mark the pieces so you don't have to fumble around to get the right length. I

Russell GoodingLease Options can be viable if structured properly, or they can be a big invitation for CRA to fill your dance card.I would suggest you search 'Lease Option' here on BP and pay particular attention to the ramblings ... err ... eloquent teachings of @Bill Gulley on the subject.For a Canadian treatment of the subject have a look at either:"Legal, Tax & Accounting Strategies For the Canadian Real Estate Investor" by Steve Cohen & George Dube or "Commercial Real Estate Investing In Canada" by Pierre & Claude BoironThere is also a fairly lengthy CRA bulletin on the subject ... drop me a PM if you are interested and I'll dig it out.

tnx It was a lengthy set up process, but then we just got cards for tenants and tagged each tenant to a card

If it's any faster than that, they are loaning you money in the interim - which is fine but it usually has a max transfer limit, or there is a lengthy pre-approval process where you turn in previous tax returns, proof of business, profit/loss statements, etc.

Rick Camacho regarding the FB Marketing, it would take almost a War & Peace size book for me to do it in writing. lol.If anyone is familiar with advertising on FB then they understand that it is lengthy to explain how to do it.  

An asset price correction is coming and actually long overdue.