Is the data based on original list price (especially if it was listed higher, sat on market a long time, expired or withdrawn and re-listed at a lower price) versus sale price, or list price at time of contract versus sale price? 

Or wait until the listing expires and then contact the seller directly.Lease-Options and Seller-Financing are a numbers game...

But she denies(she is a good liar) it.My question is, if I give her a non-renewal letter and terminate the agreement, it expires at the end of February, 2020, with the new rent control law that will be in effect next January, do I need a just cause to get rid of her? 

This way, you keep focused on achieving your goals and have some easiness on your mind that your dreadful job has an expiration date.

Due to family misfortune, I will need to move back into the condo when the lease expires.

If the latter, his Realtor probably knows your contract is going to expire with the Seller and they can just go around you...

.- We had a bad experience with this broker in the past which makes us wary of anything he represents- Optional HOA in this neighborhood for the community amenities, but supposedly any deed restrictions on this property have expired.

It looks like they are all expired except there is an auto renewal clause, but it has no terms.It states “this lease agreement will be automatically renewed at the end of the stated lease period unless the parties give written notice of termination 60 days prior to the end of the lease.”So, if there are no terms for the renewal, is this a valid lease?

Hey guys, I am in due diligence on a small apartment building that has a moderate rehab section 8 contract in place, but the original contract has expired years ago, and now they are on a year to year basis.

The tenant has a rental agreement in place that doesn't expire until April 2021.