The master lease would articulate the terms of your lease agreement with the existing owner including the recurring payment amount and your responsibilities as the lessee.The option contract would outline the terms of purchase, including any portion of lease payments that would be applicable to a purchase.Using round numbers, if you structure the lease/option in such a way that you pay the owner $1000/month with $100/month being applicable to the purchase then at the end of 12 months, you would have $1200 towards your down payment.If you were purchasing for $100K and needed $20K down then $1200 of that would come from the seller (by the way of a reduced payout) and the remaining $18.8K would come from you.It's worth noting that there is no "refinancing" with a master lease agreement because you don't own the property or have any financing on it.  

I want my tenants to setup recurring payment, so they are not writing a check every month.

They seemed to be the most reputable of the RTA cabinet shops I found and they seem to have frequently recurring sales.  

After 20 minutes in the conversation I asked her to make a list and share with me:- Ask the employees what is the most tedious work they do and recurring tasks- Ask the employees what changes they should make in the office to make life easy- List all the software they are using- Here comes the most difficult questions:--- Ask the owner why he wants to switch.

We had a "back up" of the tub and toilets and shower on Monday and now the problem is fixed but I'm concerned about it recurring and need to stratagize on replacement of the entire system vs. keep treating the roots. 

Recently we asked you what sort of features you'd like to see on BiggerPockets, and a recurring suggestion was a way to save articles, videos, podcast episodes and forum threads so you can find them again later.So how are you CURRENTLY saving these links? 

To start my plan is to acquire  SFR, duplex up to four plexes for the purpose of creating strong  recurring cash flow.

This is a one time use, but it eliminates your one time debt and recurring monthly bills ( cars, credit cards, etc...) associated with that debt.                                                              

The only way I accept rent is through recurring direct deposits from bank account to bank account.

My debt during that time will be 700 rent+200 car loan+ 600 student loans=$1500 recurring debt.