@Jay Hinrichs yes our number one goal is for the tenant to exercise their option to buy the property.

If he is their landlord and he has something in the lease they signed.... it's different.If your local has regulations regulating basketball hoops or areas people can exercise/congregate (they can override the lease).

If the property changed hands once then the person who owned the right did not exercise it and it's gone. 

Also, they may offer discounts on rent, welcome large dogs, have multiple pools, extensive exercise facilities, etc.

If you have any questions or would like to exercise your options through these programs please feel free to PM me.    

I assume you are going FHA because you are going to live there, you can't put it in an LLC for an FHA loan.Some smaller banks who hold loans will allow you to transfer to an LLC without exercising the due on sale clause. 

I could give you one but I think a better exercise would be to develop your own. a huge thing in real estate is being able to sell yourself.

I don't mean to be rude, but that is the same excuse people use to get out of exercising...  

There is a date that you have to exercise the Purchase by (usually).

I think this was a good exercise to try on the BP Calculator either way.