A few years go by and the son fulfills the land contract and owns the property himself.

It sounds like your on the path to fulfilling your dreams, but she's got dreams too.

Don't always make money, but I purchase with the mindset of getting at least a 20% return.As far as making my money go further, I use checking accounts that offer high interest when you fulfill certain criteria.

I am wondering what my next step is after fulfilling all of the criteria and completing my list for Listsource.

If she doesn't want to fulfill that responsibility for any reason that she should either make a reasonable offer for termination or be prepared to go to court, have a judgment against her and have her credit score severely impacted.You said "I'm not sure it's worth the aggravation".  

Revenue/net income might be a more fulfilling goal.

Natural Resources Board, 53 Wis.2d 157, 192 N.W.2d 104 (1971), we ... explained the nexus between good faith negotiation prior to issuing a jurisdictional offer and the ability to exercise the power of eminent domain: [U]nless there is a bona fide attempt on the part of the condemnor to induce the owner to sell the land at a reasonable figure, the condition under which the power is granted is not fulfilled, and in such case any attempted exercise of eminent domain is unauthorized and consequently void and of no effect. . . .

In reconciling competing views from the Ohio Appellate Courts, the Dombroski Court found it “necessary to modify the second prong of the Belvedere test to allow for piercing in the event that egregious wrongs are committed by shareholders” and held that in order to “fulfill the second prong of the Belvedere test for piercing the corporate veil a plaintiff must demonstrate that the defendant shareholder exercised control over the corporation in such a manner as to commit fraud, an illegal act, or a similarly unlawful act.”Whether an Ohio court will pierce an LLCs corporate veil is a fact specific inquiry that will vary from case to case.

It's very fulfilling and fun work!

Is it: Money, free time, family time, REI, helping others.As you figure out what your drive is, then you can better pursue a direction that offers more fulfillment.