It seems to me that if the home is overpriced that it may present a problem for the tenant/buyer when they are ready to exercise their option to purchase.

I completely agree with you that regardless buying something would be a good exercise not only as a learning opportunity, but to get a better gauge on the market.  

Every day I wake up between 4:30 and 5:30 and spend 10 minutes in guided meditation, 10 minutes reading and saying my personal affirmations, 10 minutes of visualizing the biggest things I want in life, 10 minutes of reading (plus and hour of audio books while I drive in), 10 minutes writing, 20 minutes exercising (most days anyway), and finally 15 minutes looking at my yearly goals and aligning my monthly goals to meet that, then aligning my weekly goals to achieve my monthlies, then setting the day's goals to achieve the weekly goals.i do this for 4 key areas: Spiritual - what am i doing to make myself a better person?

With the option the tenant can exercise the option at any time between now and within the next 4 years at the price of 160k.

Your rate is protected for most of your payment schedule and it can be a benefit when selling.Making the sure the loan is assumable will be key as it can be a benefit to a future buyer to get an existing low interest loan.Restaurants life cycle isn't as long as a pharmacy but that can be a great thing if you own valuable land for redevelopment.With anything triple net or otherwise it's about having the knowledge and making a wise decision when buying or selling.If you are buying cash then you can pick up some great deals with high caps with less time left on the initial term.Lenders will not want to touch them but many times the options will be exercised.You can also talk the current tenant into extending an option early.Example: They have 8 years left with 4 5yr options.You as a buyer talk the tenant into exercising one 5 year option and now have a 13 year term which some lenders will go for versus the 8.

The rec center has exercise equipment @10 bucks a day for non residents.

Maybe I'm crazy but as a born citizen, with a birth certificate, I'm documented all over the place and have to carry my registration papers OR I GO TO JAIL for exercising my rights under the Second Amendment of the Constitution.

In the event that the Premises or any part of the Premises is taken by any authority exercising the power of eminent domain, this Lease shall terminate as of the date possession shall be taken by the condemning authority.

I held lease for 4 years, earning a positive cash flow of $1150 per month, and then exercised my option and sold in a simultaneous transaction netting $87,500 on the sale.The transaction took me 6 months to put together, I was a commercial real estate broker at the time and the property was one of my listings.

I did my winter exercise in the 10th Div. at Ft.