I found it much more beneficial to start with videos to gain the overall understanding and return to the forums with specific questions I had. 

The shift to more electronic means of surveying consumers is beneficial in a number of ways.

Looking out of state and be beneficial with the right team in place. 

I'm figuring out that it will be beneficial to approach lead generation and deal finding like a wholesaler regardless

I don't think Mutual of Omaha works with mortgage brokers at all. 

@Lien Vuong spot on per usual LienI do not think any judge in Massachusetts is going to honor the rest of the term of the lease if it was mutual for them to move out.

Just remind them, prolonging the process doesn't change the fact that:the property is still costing them money because deferred repairs are being deferred even moreheadache tenants will continue to be headachesthe value of the property might decrease even more as problems get even biggerthe problem of keeping this property is keeping their focus on more important things that they are passionate aboutSo it is more beneficial for both parties to close the deal now so you both can put your focus on other things in life. 

A simple timeline would be very beneficial to help me gain some clarity on what exactly I need to do at various stages.I have binged almost 200 episodes of the BP podcast and I still do not understand the process that goes into buying a home.

The title company can not just make decision...they need the mutual release.

Obviously many people would fail to pay rent on time, but I'm not approaching this trying to evict former homeowners...I'm curious if there's a way to do this (sell to rent to own) in a way that is mutually beneficial = earns me a good return relative to risks + also helps them with financial struggles.Could that be done successfully without being a cutthroat?