If it doesn't work out, you don't exercise your option and walk after the lease if up. 

Once you close you have the ability to exercise different exit strategies that works for your deal and your best interest.

I arrived at the estimates via licensed appraisers and a licensed contractor, so I'm quite confident actually.MFeel free...though you could also post it here as an exercise to get feedback from others as well...there are others who are much more versed in wholesaling than I am, though I can give you my perspective as a rehabber...

Your landlord rights are for your convenience and to give you reasonable control over your property, however you don't want to exercise your authority unless it's profitable to do so.

Well, this was an exciting and interesting short exercise in REI detective work.

TBC. 3) No HOA.This was a nice exercise for analysis on a property.  

What makes them fun is going through the exercise and come up with your prediction that is backed historical data or your own theory. 

This is for the down payment on the property when the option is exercised 3 - 10 years later. 

@Dave McEvoy The attorney will still get paid, he/she spent the time drafting the contract and if you back out it was your option to do so, not the attorney’s option that they exercised.

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