I thought I could dominated this market, but the sellers are just beating me up with unreasonable prices.

This isn't a commentary on lease purchase methods, even though a tenant buyer should do a title search, just evidence that we here in south Florida are striving to maintain our dominance in real estate fraud schemes, some innovative, and some not so much.

@Andrew Fidler  also check to see if there is a "Dominant" and "Subordinate" description to the easement between the parcels or any "exclusive or nonexclusive" use as future control or access can potentially be lost during a sale and break up of parcels. 

In most counties and Cook is an extreme example of this, auctions are dominated by very deep pocketed, very sophisticated investors.

I know one landlord that tried to show dominance over the tenant.

It will be interesting to see if sellers respond better to a more professional site rather than the amateur hour ones that currently seem to dominate the space.

I'd want to have a lot of knowledge and understanding of what I was getting into before handcuffing myself to an "asset" that could dominate my energies for a long time to come.

Based on the MLS, the DOM in this complex seems very short.

Sounds like you've got the right genes for the business.

It seems these company's are the dominant two in the business.