We do a very similar exercise as @Brandon Krieg. 

But you do have to exercise some patience before you move in.2.

If it's a professional or someone with a college degree working at the medical facilities, they probably don't cruse the neighborhood looking for homes for rent, they go online.

I should clarify that he is a great tenant and is finishing up his medical training.

I have gotten to the part on page 57 where there is a series of exercises, but the problem is there is no part in the book that gives you the answers to be able to check your work.

@Monique Pope Based on your thread comments, it appears that there are two separate agreements to consider:The option to purchase agreement you signed originally, andThe CRPA to be executed when the option is exercised.Here are a couple of things to consider bringing up when you head into court (BTW, I am not an attorney and I know nothing about California statutes regarding real estate purchase option agreements).In general, for an option agreement to be valid it should have:A specified period of time that the agreement is in force (which yours appears to have), including the conditions under which the time period may be extended,A fixed selling price for the property while the option agreement is in force,A clearly defined method for exercising the real estate option, andValuable consideration paid to you in return for being obligated to sell the property during the time the option is in force.Regarding point #3, execution of the CRPA could be part of the "clearly defined method" for exercising the option agreement. 

And across the street from a small new medical center.Taxes is under a thousand dollarsWhat are your thoughts.

If things are going smoothly, and we want to renegotiate terms with the seller, we may exercise our option and keep this in place for another 5 years.

@Jeff Caravalho You will be required to make a reasonable accommodation BUT they need do need medical proof that the accommodation is necessary. 

Hi, I just purchased my first commercial property in a medical complex here in Arizona and found out it's hard to get insurance when it's vacant and being renovated.