When you say "flex option" are you referring to what is sometimes called a "straight option"?

I left and went straight to the lawyer's office to give him the eviction paperwork!

Secondly in many states the money hasn't been legally paid until the check has been cashed and cleared, and how are you going to force him to cash it,, walk him straight to his bank, And if he doesn't cash it you can't even prove he got it, and again he hasn't really got it until he cashes it.And if he claims he didn't get it and you breached the contract so he is cancelling the deal and is selling to someone else what are you going to do about it?

Got it, it all seems very straight forward.

I don’t like it as a rental though because it ties up a lot of our capital and requires us taking on debt and makes the property negative cash flow.I do however like it as a rehab straight flip using off the books financing (Outside silent partners).So look at it like this.

Every landlord needs to protect themselves and often times that means taking a route that is not the most straight forward or easiest.

Hi Jon, Welcome and yes your thinking cap is on straight!

So far it is pretty straight forward.

It has never been a negative, always a plus, so go for it.I don't know if your qualified to go straight for a brokers license but make it your real goal and you can be independent.

I'm kind of a straight shooter (aka blunt) and don't easily understand emotional people sometimes.