You are in fact leasing him the premises with an option to purchase during the initial lease term at a predetermined price.

If a deal meets or exceeds your predetermined ROI threshold, it may be worth pursuing.

@Lor Fara Great questions.Regarding Underwriting: That's is a fancy way of saying "running your numbers" (according to your pre-determined returns, criteria, or goal requirements). 

Lease the ground to someone interested in building but who doesn't want to share more than a predetermined amount with their land partner. 

I just pre-determine a split for the units and add a little overhead.

Except that the ARV (after repair value) is predetermined before the rehab is even started. 

She could sell the stock and use those losses to offset some (or all) of her gains.Invest in opportunity zones - Likely a qualified opportunity fund - This could defer and potentially reduce the capital gains but there will be hoops to jump through and rules to followHold the note when selling the property - Spread out the capital gains over a predetermined mortgage period. 

I’ve been consuming more podcasts as fast as I can about owning more then the predetermined amount from a fanny may or Freddy mac style loan.

Perhaps it lacks the "guaranteed" pitch that might intrigue you, but those pre-determined dividends are great until they stop, and usually that's what happens when new capital is not brought into the deal.  

., Consensus - simple lease with a separate option to purchase at a pre-determined price.