What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

First I would create a strategy to invest the funds. 

@Scott BowlesZella was created by a consortium of banks - if you and your tenants use these banks ( including Bank of America, Chase and Wells, among others), it’s great and free.

Due Diligence / InspectionsLegal - to create LLP and PPMWhat else am I missing?

There could be statutory guidelines and diverting from a strictly construed process could create liability on your part.

When purchasing property with a lease option and the intention of creating a sandwich lease option, or purchasing "Subject To" and agreeing to make the owners mortgage payments in both scenarios, would limited durable power of attorney get around the "Due on sale" clause and make a future closing easier?

The response I received is as follows "Your Appraiser is and was aware that sales 1 and 2 (the two units in my condo that were used for the appraisal) have lower level finish It was included in the GLA  due to the fact that these units were all finished at the time of conversion (the condo was created and basement finished in 2005 when a developer bought the former mansion and split it up into units) with similar material and quality.

The whole idea is to create pain for you if you don't proceed.

For REO’s I generally like to know who the bank/asset company is because they aren’t all created equal.

Is there a type of agreement I can create between us that does not constitute subletting?