I realize we likely won't get all of our deposit back but at this point I don't feel like we have anyone on our side. 

I was right in thinking that I would rather work than go to school but now I realize that I would rather not work a normal job....ever.

Thanks @Hattie Dizmond@James RegisterIf you're North Carolina you have to realize that lease with option is an exit for tenant buyer there's issues in North CarolinaSo I lease with an ROFR makes senseYou can't stay a purchase price with the ROFRAs an owner you need to make a promise to the tenant that they can buy the property new appraisalIf you're in the business of homeownership and helping people get there, you can help get the tenant to getting a mortgageIf you need some assistance in setting up that kind of a business model PMEGood luck

I'm not sure where you're at, and if you live in the area you probably realize this, but close to downtown st Paul there are vastly different quality neighborhoods right next to each other. 

Realized need constant cash flow to fund our marketing campaigns.Put business on hold to get degree in Construction Management.

I'd like to think I am intelligent, and a part of being intelligent is realizing when you do NOT have the knowledge to properly execute something. 

Knowing and hearing all the horror stories I realize there are alway way more expenses than you ever expect, so therefore we plan to collect $80k for every property, so we would haven about $30-40k left over for safety margin in which we can use for initial remodeling if needed, and any unexpected expenses that may come up.

Nothing like doing a flip for it to sell 6 months later to realize you made little to no money. 

I just realized that I posted this thread in the wrong section.  

In addition, I realized my agent is also not very experienced with multi-families either.