So when you say the seller sold the condo on a 30 year lease option, you're combining apples and oranges.I have no clue how that paperwork looks between the condo seller and the college kid, but based on what you said, I'm guessing there is a huge amount of equitable interest granted within the agreement, Dodd Frank Compliance issues, and sounds like it may meet the criteria for the IRS to classify this as a "disguised sale."

But betting on the likelihood that you will be equally lucky instead of focusing on strategies (not necessarily TK) that can bring in consistent and reliable income is a bit like scouring IPOs for what you, without decades of experience, think is going to be the next Google or Apple.

Now we just created an application for real estates industry for  Android and Apple .

You have to compare apples to apples.  

Or when my friend says they bought shares in Apple, asking how many he purchased.

It really helped me understand what type of properties they were looking for and then I always send an automated follow up email to ask for referrals.This is the approach that I took:- I choose to use the survey app  Yesinsights because it allows me to just paste surveys within my email.

My name is Oliver Wolcott and I'm new to this app.

I use those apps every day!  

Our card payments are run through an app for a merchant account we have with our bank. 

Realtor.com is a free app. that has rentals.