I am perfectly aware 99/100 people would have told him to stick it right then and they should.

Please no unsolicited advice, and yes, it is perfectly legal in the state of California to NOT disclose your assignment fee to a seller. 

This is the perfect recipe for trouble. 

The choice is between:A - Making a one time profit, in 2 months, of about $50k, or...B - assuming no more than $400/month in Cash flow, getting about $5k/year in cash flow...which means his option will take you 10 years of perfect cash flow to equal the immediate profit of flipping this....and, think of what you can do with $50k in profit (and the cash you recovered...your initial costs). 

TenantCloud worked well for me but getting everything to an online version that works, Buildium seem to be a perfect choice for me.

We have had a ton of success landing in the middle, which is perfect for the BRRR strategy.

He was 49 when his famous chicken recipe was perfected.

A large share of the Milwaukee real estate market consists of starter homes and small single family properties perfect for renting out.

It's not perfect, but it's easy to multiple a purchase price by 1.03 to get my approximate all-in entrance.

It seems they may have certain paperwork and contracts they are patenting (I think) - It's interesting as trusts have been around along time and I'm not sure that if another lawyer draws up something similar that that wouldn't be perfectly fine.