I wish to minimize damage that this tenant might do out of spite, and get this tenant out after their lease is over.

But I’m in New England, and expecting my first child this winter, so wanted to minimize the risk of dealing with all the logistics of finding a tenant with 30 days notice if the timing is bad.They say chances of leaving are really small – one of them is on a two year fellowship ending next summer, walking distance from the condo; the other has a temp contract that runs out late fall (which is why they want a door open, just in case).

Seller would only have to come to the table with closing costs which is a big minimization of loss when considering credit.

., (rent/2)-$100 > P&I payment) and you're willing to take the risk of a subject to deal, this seems like a good way to acquire some rental properties with minimal cash out of pocket.

Any smart investor will want to minimize risk by doing due diligence to ensure they are making a smart decision, and the potential return outweighs the risk they are taking.

I was planning on taking over payments basically (or have a minimal option deposit) and charge a larger one from my tenant/buyer.Does anyone do lease options in MN?

Even a six foot high concrete block fence is going to have minimal impact on the noise.

Policy should be set forth to minimize the concentration risk inherent to having a handful of large banks control the bulk of lending so that we don't repeat the "too big to fail" issue6.

With a good operating agreement and an umbrella insurance policy, you can minimize(NOT MITIGATE) your exposure.3.

In that deal above, the risk associated with the million dollar loan is minimal because a foreclosure will result in the lender taking the property, which is worth well more than the loan amount.