But what makes it truly unique is it contains a secret bunker in the basement that was once a regular stop on the Underground Railroad.

Purchase price: $410,000 Cash invested: $10,000 This is a very unique property with a 3/2 a 1/1 garage carriage house and a 2/1 cottage.

Unless there is something unique or potentially problematic about a particular lease option deal I don't think an attorney is required. 

We had two appraisals done and neither came through with any comps for our unique property.  

Understanding that each deal is uniquely different from another, but looking get some guidance on what the average ROI, CoC, cap rate would be?

First time poster here, and I’m in a very unique position as a first potential first time investor.I’m a 26 year old man who is a US citizen living abroad in Melbourne, Australia.

The scenario you pose to bounce back is a unique thought though with you having first dibs, same price, and possibly fixed up. 

There are unique restrictions you can put into place because you occupy the house as well (assuming you’re actually going to live there, I hope...). 

But as far as price projections, that is a long boring discussion about historical prices, unique economic factors in Hawaii, the government, builders, zoning, supply, demand, military, etc. 

Last year I came across a unique property that I ended up purchasing.