I think there’s more benefits to having your license than not. - Mike

@James Letchford I agree with Account Closed there's no benefit to you offering a rent to own to someone who can barely afford your normal rental rates.Rent to own is perfect for someone who:1.

IT will only complicate your access to cash and leverage without having any positive benefits.

There would have to be an economic incentive and then that is going to involve taxes on gain etc etc. 

Seeing as I self manage my properties anyways, I figured there would be some tax benefits in doing this.Thanks

BP includes forms for anyone with a PRO account, which is just one of the many benefits of being a PRO member.

you don't want to take your 200k tax free gain and turn it into a taxable number … so if it was me I would either sell the home take the tax free gain and figure out what to do next.or I would stay in it..

A side benefit of doing ANY level of new contributions is that you then get the 'company recommendations' on funds which you can mirror with your IRA if you desire, at a lower cost. 

Very rarel you will see the benefit. 

This is all very situational based on your annual capital gains and W2 income.