If the answer is no, then any actions will be an exercise in futility.

Examining their credit report microscopically is an exercise in futility.

I know that if I eat less than 2000 calories of healthy food and exercise I will lose weight, but until I actually do it...Meet some people who are doing it.

While I have affection for Rome (and my property there), investors should exercise caution and precision regarding their plan, objectives, and financial means (budget). 

I see no reason that one is better, or worse, power to exercise.

I am curious as well for a source.Tagging a bunch of CPAs during the last week of tax season, might just be an exercise in futility, but maybe some other tax experts can chime in?

Use the 6000 dollars to buy REITs stock using protective put options and then once those are exercised write covered calls generating option premiums in addition to the dividends and equity growth.

This second statement allows me to accept partial rents without jeopardizing the validity of the eviction:"Any payment made AFTER the eviction paperwork (Summary Ejectment) has been filed will be applied to the arrears and does not waive the tenant’s breach for which the right of reentry is reserved and JBAC Properties, LLC’s exercise of such a provision does not constitute a violation of Chapter 75 of the General NC Statutes."

Although there are risks in all deals, having too many unknowns in a common agreement (ie: option price, date you can exercise the option), does not seem worth it. 

Haven't we gone through this exercise before?