Hi Marc,From my CPA, here are 6 points to follow on lease options to avoid a lease option from being "recharacterized as a disguised installment sale from the IRS." 1.

It just seems that you could install a new pool for that much money.  

Installment sales are generally upheld as a sale, creditors can't get the property but they can attach the income received, we might be trading risks too, the "owners" for the "buyers" so we need to ensure the buyer cannot encumber too. 

If so, it sounds like an installment sale and you'd better get them qualified via a mortgage broker. 

He does all my installs.  

I have an installer, but they are charging a lot of money for the products.

Each appliance description includes: type, color (if important for decor), make, model, serial number, year of manufacture, date of installation.... also filter size for furnaces.

Is that light installed through a beam?

install timers or motion sensors.he reminds me of the old man that has a corner lot that does not like when kids cut across the lawn.

When it comes to exclusions and small print, warranty contracts say a claim can be denied for lack of maintenance, improper maintenance, improper installation, pre-existing problems, code violations and numerous other reasons.Warranties are typically purchased by home sellers or their real estate agents to avoid lawsuits if something breaks in the first year.