@Ryan Busk I, too spent some time in Wenatchee growing up (6 years back in the 60's -pre McDonalds!)  

Examine the rent roll, and do a market survey.  

YOu can also deal with the rental fix and flipper who then owns their own management company.. or one's that work with one closely... there are many ways to acquire rental properties... when you buy pre rehab that can get dicy no matter the company because there are many things that need to take place prior to your earning any income. this is why the public and the Marketers of turn key generally want tenant in place on a fresh rehab property  it gives investor cash flow from time of  closing..

Your question is pretty simple yes it would be a leasehold estate and you have no standing in refinancing the property until you exercise your option  and actually purchase the property Then you would be able to use the new rent rolls on the purchase 

I would want it to be a fee to the buyer or if rolled in result in a net to me that I was happy with. 

Both are fiscally irresponsible, but I'm happy to collect the extra $50 each month if that's the way they want to roll...

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Hello, I want to bounce this off the forum.I have a pre approved short sale with the following details:short sale price 155kmarket value  190krent 1250/monthtaxes 900insurance 5006k to 10k of renovationscash dealWhat does everyone think?

I'm using a VA loan myself; I got pre-approved first.