Case in point, my wife and I just bought a new home from DR Horton, and their lending company couldn't get us financed, yet my company did it with out a hitch.

So my question is, is this trend also the case in Atlanta?

., that's the case in Washington DC.

Case in point I just purchase a property at 21k a door with 1 bed rents at $650.

I respect and appreciate the time you took to do so.My concern is this: What happens if the parties can not agree on the terms on the purchase inasmuch as they have not been detailed in the lease option agreement, which is usually the case. In

I can certainly see writing a check to have the people move if the property was purchased at the right price but what could you be looking at worse case in TX from an eviction standpoint?

That is the case in MANY probate situations, so eliminating those could mean eliminating a large portion of your probate leads.

You will have to sell to a cash buyer.This is not necessarily the case in your situation but it's good to have a wider prospective.

The same case in New York can be a much different amount at risk than in New Mexico.

The owner might accept it or they will counter.While investors and operators often see themselves as wheeler-dealers, killer negotiators that offer almost nothing, skip over the usual and customary as if they have special skills in getting homerun deals, that is probably only the case in their mind.