You could probably technically keep the money since they did apply, but to avoid giving crazies any reason to dislike me, I would give the money back. 

Which is technically true because an LLC is a seperate legal entity, even if you established the LLC.

Honestly, I hadn't even read up on what the technical/legal term squatter meant and just used it to describe this person generically.

For the technical idea here, this includes any input or amendment or creation of those documents including kits.  

And, yes, technically that email would be discoverable. 

ROI is technically unlimited since these deals don't require any money out-of-pocket.

You can set up free hosting at Amazon, but for the less technical would check a cheap VPS or hosting place.

If you have technical questions, you can ask them here.

Hi Raj,The exact technical requirement is that you must buy one or more replacement properties with a total/combined purchase price (purchase price plus routine purchase expenses) that are equal to or greater than your net sale price (gross sale price less your routine selling expenses), and you must reinvest all of your net proceeds/cash/equity generated by the sale of your relinquished property.

Technically you only own the property for the time between the execution of the option and the sell of the property from you to your cash buyer.Depending on your market and your dedication to find deals this might be a great route for you to get your feet wet or it could be a huge waste of time.