Wendell, that might sound good in an investor forum, but it's just predatory thinking at this price level, it's not a 2M dollar house.Nancy, new laws are in place, reread my post, an option price can be computed legally and it's a pain, why residential options take the easy way, 1%, 2%, or whatever some of these guys think they can get away with.

My other business is in health care so those types of articles interest me.  

I won't lie and say it's not a pain in the butt; but it's our retirement plan in action. 

I figure the month 2 month lease will let me get a handle on which tenants are a pain in the butt and which ones aren't.

Tenants are always complaining about each other and they can be a real pain.

Wells Fargo is a royal pain to deal with. 

:an option price can be computed legally and it's a pain, why residential options take the easy way, 1%, 2%, or whatever some of these guys think they can get away with.

Banks are a pain in the kester when it comes to commercial property, as I am sure your well aware.

Now, I know the 203k loan is going to be a pain to deal with by itself, but I am also really interested in adding a Energy Efficiant Mortgage to that and making the home as green as possible.

Some pains on privacy and cleanliness, but I've never had to worry about being super choosy when it comes to gender.