@Brian Garrett   Yea he'd have to if they're only staying weekly which could be a bad sign.   

It is a good sign that I would find a tenant relatively easier yet the average rent is not as high as I would ask for.

I would just tell them at the end of the year lease we can re sign if the living situation is working out for everyone.

We will also have a hard copy to sign at the meeting tonight:  https://www.change.org/p/mherington-springsgov-com-petition-to-allow-c-s-owners-to-operate-multiple-short-term-rentals-on-their-properties?

If they offer over your own valuation, then you know they are the signs of a bubble and will soon fail.The smart equity groups have been buying distressed houses since 2011, so these guys are late to the game.

All this is, is when the time comes to sign documents, the title company either emails the documents to the buyer for them to print themselves, take to a notary, and sign.

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Both in what it claims are real numbers on its wholesales (ARV and "repair cost"), to its claims on the hundreds of bandit signs (illegal) your company has its very new and inexperienced sales force placing at every corner of every intersection around town.I understand if you do not want someone who knows real estate as numbers as well as a business and construction cost, who is outspoken, attending. 

If i bought it outright, i think he would take like $3-5000 down and maybe the balance in 2 years.....Any guidance is greatly appreciated on what you would do with this deal, being 'creative' of course.I wouldn't feel right signing an option with him and not being able to cash him out after two years. 

If they buy a 6 unit building, they have to sign a recourse loan.