After a failed attempt years ago with a "family friend" I have decided to get back on the horse and try it again.

Let's face it one of the things that drive people out of this business is because they attempt to do deals when they don't really have a clue.

This sounds like an issue for the title company insurers to work out.Third, it seems to me that the trustee and beneficiary of the 'first' home equity loan is attempting to create full immunity for foreclosure choices it made prior to the sale.

Something could be defined as bird dogging it, attempting a wholesale, or taking on a fix-n-flip.

So my question is...Should attempt to master lease with an option to buy later.

We're using SmartMove for the first time with our first rental- the prospective tenant had not received the contact email we attempted to clear it and resubmit.The issue is that when we deleted and re-added him in order to force a new invite it appears to have left the application in a corrupt state- we have a header that says he is canceled, detail records that show him twice, and when he tried to authorize, his transaction failed.

If the parties agree and are guided to a settlement at some point, then all is good, that's what sale agreements do....guide the parties to a settlement transaction.Usually not an issue, but in your case you are attempting to terminate the agreement based on lack of performance by an optionee, that could be a different matter.

All attempts to contact my tenant have failed.

Her emails are obviously a scam attempt.

We attempt to acquire bargain priced houses, improve them and then sell at market as soon as possible to reduce carrying cost, but the spread and time factor are being questioned.