I suppose I could put a little more in now or then, which in principle I don't really have a problem with.

Finally I went to the door, and noticed there, in the bushes out of sight, was a realtor sign. 

If this option is exercised by this term “b)” then this option agreement may be replaced with a new option agreement accompanied by a rental agreement to complete the Lease Purchase transaction.Initials: Optionor ________ Optionee ________ (Term Accepted)c) Land Contract: Buyer may purchase property by Land Contract in the amount of $______________ payable as follows: The amount of $___________as down payment at the time of execution of the Land Contract, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, leaving principle balance owed by Optionee of $_______________ together with interest on the unpaid balance payable in monthly installments of $___________beginning on the _________day of ____________ 20___ and on the First day of each and every month thereafter until said balance and interest is paid in full, or until the balloon payment date of: _____________ 20____ whichever event occurs first.

Amazon lIkley to snatch that and they need to be closer to Pentagonhttps://www.google.com/amp/s/techcrunch.com/2018/10/08/google-will-not-bid-for-the-pentagons-10b-cloud-computing-contract-citing-its-ai-principles/amp/

The issue of future rent payments would have been addressed in the contract -- if not the October and beyond funds are absolutely the buyer's, according to principles of equity -- and are surely recoverable after closing if sent to the seller.

Other than the sort of hokey website, and fantasy terms.....if you google search the photo  (looks like a stock photo copied from some site, like the rest of the photos on the site) of “Frank Portillo”, you will find that exact photo that is supposedly Keith Alnwick, the principle of Alnwick Consultng, a defunct company.Need we say more?

I've never done mailings as an agent, but I've done 30k+ as an investor and I'm sure most principles apply.

From there I always refer back to the 80/20 principle. 

If one or both of you are stubborn and unwilling to compromise on business issues, you can do some real damage to your relationship.Only you and your spouse can make that judgment, but on general principle, I'm not in favor. 

There are some general principles for success; however, even those flip back and forth over time.