Or all needs to be invested in same property?

And if one or all of the elder relatives are incapacitated we should not assume that Lonell is going to take advantage of them by accepting their interest in the property without offering a fair return. 

If you're looking at deals that are more competitive in desirable areas, then you may need to go higher on the EMD with some or all of it being immediately nonrefundable and/or shorter on the due diligence period.

Any or all of these can be a security governed by state/SEC regs. 

The terms of the contract are as follows: A separate contract for each duplex @ $100K each, I have 90 days after the death of the second spouse ( the husband passed recently) to purchase any or all the properties.

Without the rule of law the real estate industry does not exist or all you built can be gone with the snap of someones fingers.  

Doing a seller-financing deal for multiple distressed houses. Total offer is $350,000 at this point. I want to do an installment sale contract because they all need septics, which have to be done within 6 months of ...

I can sell a little or all of my stock any time.

I'm not that familiar with an NNN lease, I just know that means the leasee pays most, or all, of the expenses.  

Or all 3?