I will defend myself by stating I did this because I could not be sure I would be successfull right off the bat--I had to make sure these properties did not look like your typical rentals and could be flipped comfortably.In the meantime, I've had expensive repairs on expensive refrigerators that are only 2 months beyond their warranty.

I believe that you'll find data that includes SFHs in Taz's study in the sticky thread 'Validate the 50% Rule' at the top of the general forum.

Originally posted by Jason Trepins: I believe in evolution but that doesn't mean there isn't another DIMENSION that we just can't comprehend And if you believe in the validity of string theory, there are actually 8 other dimensions (besides our 3) that we can't comprehend

For example, the option might state it is valid only so long as the rent is always paid on time.

Is there any valid reason for changing the zoning to residential if it is not necessary for the intended use?

How should I send this to them that would prove I sent the earnest money making it a valid contract?

Meaning, any other claims of ownership are still valid?

You would want to use a special warranty deed.

As long as your title company approves the assignment, then you know it is a valid transaction.

AND a warranty period is nice with a new one.