Faisal - I have seen both LCs and Lease-options used in Ohio but I think the land contract is the best for both parties.

West Sac has me confused,  it seems like the prices have run up a lot but when the new I Street and Broadway bridges are connecting it to downtown I could see another big bump.  

Thanks,Faisal

Thanks Faisal!

Originally posted by @Faisal Ihsan:@Heath M.Hi, Am thinks some thing same, I have a saloon business & my 15 year son will spend 8 hours a week there & be paid like $750x12=9k + money for grass cutting & some Internet jobs, I want it to be less than 12k so no tax to report. 12k then goes to Roth.

Only thing I will say is this Sac has an established income population i.e. huge public sector base and then if you add Amazon Fulfillment Center & the growing private sector base etc.

@Sacha Allen it depends on where exactly.

A second opinion Faisal and Ibraham been at this longer then me.

Originally posted by Faisal Tunis:Yea I think most of them are unrealistic- and you never get the sense of the physical stress of making a deal happen.

Newer is better, as I don't want to deal with a lot of repairs at the beginning.Regards,Faisal