Some are extremely vague in the authority they give committees which generally leads to abuse.

Most times the pity only appears to be aggressive they’re extremely smart and loyal.

I would suggest a trust for this specific circumstance and you can make up any negative rents. 

Or, if she’s totally slacking and you don’t trust that she’s working in your best interest, then find another one if you haven’t signed anything exclusive with her.

Should pay you up front and at time of exercise if done properly.Both of these strategies are extremely uncommon in most markets these days so you should have plenty of time to research LOAs while you hunt for one. 

If trying to connect with cash buyers from a list, should I exclude trusts and owner occupied?

I suppose if you do not trust a diaper you could put two diapers on your baby.Not mush first hand evidence put forward to support the need but it should boil down to the individual investor.

The rental is held under a trust which is controlled by an LLC that I am a partner of.  

I have heard several investors say that they only get one out of every 95-100 offers they make accepted, I dunno how accurate that is for your area, its a little extreme for my area, but good deals will likely be hard to come by. 

Erin Royster so wholesaling raw land to a developer is going to be extremely tough.