The easy way would be to simply allow the daughter to establish a new contract with the remaining term of the original contract.

The majority of these tenants are not established and are just trying to figure out if they have a viable business proposition and are trying to do so outside their personal residence.  

I had a realtor that wants to work with run the comps. 240k @ 70% ARV and 50k in repairs put you at respectful 118k.

Did the LLC have enough income and established history so you didn’t have to guarantee the loan?

Good for you that you’re doing this - much respect to smart investors.

I have a lead on a lot in a well established residential neighborhood.

When we finally decided to fire him, it almost seemed as if he was relieved, and because we were able to keep a good line of communication and mutual respect, the premature ending of the contract went well.

With respect to predatory practice, I am not sure.  

However, I don't see where in section 121 it would address the situation I presented (which is based on the premise that co-ownership was already established and there is now an increase in one party's ownership...). 

The next step is to go out and look at a number of properties together back to back as an educational exercise and to establish a bse line for what a deal looks like.