We made the decision to sell the original house when we ran into an issue with our current property manager and our tenants deciding to end their lease early.

Unless you’re Dr Phil undercover, let them know that only complaints which are examples of lease breach (with proof) will be addressed.

And in fact you could rent from her as long as it was arms length with a lease and real rent payments etc.  

I have read the article about screening tenants and I have everything downloaded from the lease agreement package.

I was curious if there were any methods or techniques to finding qualified buyers for lease to own options.

Whatever you decide to do, you may want to have a documented business process for accepting, reviewing and approving applications then issuing leases that you follow so that you provide the same treatment to all - Then of course you have to stick to this process.  

He did a lot of the work on the house so there’s no surprises for either of us there.Terms offered include:1) moving in a renter of his (long time employee).2) less than asking price3) one year financing with large paymentsI like #1 with a lease from me, not to the contractor.I don’t like #2.

Then 6 months into the lease his girlfriend dumped him and he started taking it out on the the neighbors with assault/death threats.Had to kick him out.

Short version: 4 adults (family) rent our Townhouse on a 3-year lease.

We are working on rebuilding our credit, saving and rebuilding but our lease is up next year and we would really like to find a way to purchase this home from these awful landlords.