It would be for kids of a relative and it would be a grantor trust or revocable living trust (not sure which).

Joe, in NJ the standard contract specifically does not allow assigning of the right to purchase (without Seller's consent). 

The paperwork also says that consent cannot be unreasonably withheld but I'm not sure the reason I have for wanting to move is an acceptable reason.

This violates the lease because it states no repair/changes are to be done to the property without the consent of the landlord.

I've entered into a competitive negotiation on a property and wanted to try to understand more about the owner so as to figure out ideal terms and on the info maps site is says the owner of the property is:__First name___Last name___"REV LIV TR", which I've come to find out means revocable living trust.

If you want low rate with government backed conventional loan you can vest in your name or a Revocable Living Trust.

There have been reports of physical fighting going on in their garage and in their unit, but all the tenants of that unit "consent" to it, according to the records, so there's no "abuse" technically. 

If you transfer to a revocable living trust, there is no transfer tax in PA.  

Set up individual Revocable trusts for each property, name them with the address: as in: The Flower Street Living Trust. 

@Lien VuongThat makes sense… guess I’ll have to re-vocalize my communication expectations with them My spidey senses tell me that they just wanted to sneak out of paying rent on time…