I do know that in standard bookkeeping with quickbooks or the old fashioned way with hardcopy journals and ledgers, paying personal expenses from a business account has to be classified as owners draw. 

You'd be contacting and negotiating with the owner directly.There is also the old fashioned method. 

I seem to run into a lot of travelers from the UK when I travel to those places and it seems that as long as you are part of the EU you may still be able to purchase properties, whereas I as an American am pretty restricted as to what I can do.

Take "Only Section 8" and replace it with "Only African Americans", "Only Christians", "Only (insert protected class)".

This is why I asked the question in that fashion.

While I miss out on that first pay day, overall I still think I do better lease optioning the house than renting it out in the standard fashion, and I don't want to have a long term rental with a pool.Here's what I'm thinking:1) Two year lease option at $1400 a month with $200 of that going into an escrow account to help him save for his down payment (this portion would be refundable if he decides not to buy).

Provide proper care for the pet in accordance with veterinary recommendations or ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) guidelines.

RyanAnother company that may be able to help is American Modern Home.  

It's not materially driven, which makes it a bit confusing sometimes in a fashion similar to your question here. 

I neither like nor understand the American practice of tipping people for doing their jobs or just for doing things they wanted to do, but certainly it is widespread.