The contract reads, or should read, that the owner of the option has the right to buy the property at the predetermined price. 

Many of these affordable rent programs require that a predetermined percentage of units be provided to propsective tenants whose income is at, or below, some percentage of Area Median Income ("AMI").

Basically you pay the tenant a predetermined amount to leave.

I have never heard of any requirement of having to live in an area for any predetermined amount of time to qualify for a loan.

It's generally:The FMV pre-determined by the housing authority.The amount you are requesting, if lower than the FMV pre-determined by the housing authority.The amount, if lower, that you are renting other similar units for.

Of course common courtesy requires 24 hours notice, or in this case a predetermined and agreed upon laundry schedule, apparently.

They are given a BAH (basic housing allowance) thats predetermined based on their rank.

There is no predetermined executor, so one of the siblings will have to claim it.

Ben, I invest mostly in the East Valley using the lease option model where you get a property, make it nice enough to live in, and then you bring a renter into the property who would like to by it and you create an option contract with them where they can buy the property within a predetermined amount of time for a predetermined cost.

What I was thinking was what if we had an agreement to split the Option Consideration from the new buyer at some pre-determined ratio?