The lease had already expired last month, and they have not signed a lease renewal form that I sent them 30 days before lease expiration.

Consider having their parents sign your lease.

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They may even be wanting to sign an agreement and then assigne to the would be end rent to buy buyer.I’d keep control of the property myself.

Unfortunately I made all the mistakes of not having a new contractor sign a detailed contract and we gave him draws before verifying work was actually completed.

Zero clue unless they view copy and paste to opportunity overviews as violation of NDAs... which is ridiculous - 3rd parties would need to log in and sign their own to view any documents.  

Tenant selection is critial.Wish me luck

Permitting would require getting engineering drawings, plat/survey maps drawn and completing both City and State sign applications. 

Amazon HQ2 select Dallas as their choice :)Cons of Investing NowMarket is very expensiveHistorically 6 cap rate is very low in Dallas

My initial thought is to do a down payment to “buy in” and then upon retirement, do a percentage of the gross sales for a set number of years to pay it off, rather than a set number or signing a note or something of the like.