@Diana DorantesI’ve never ever seen a rent to own extend past 3 years What I have heard is They pay a down payment, then rent credits are added to principal... then 2-3 years later then pay the remaining SUM

If you're lease terms are up he cannot try to force you into a new lease because someone else wants to extend their lease.

Extend escrow and pay out of pocket to get this foundation built so it can appraise.

I installed new cabinets and countertops, installed new vinyl planking, painted interior and exterior, installed a new 170ft security fence, extended a wooden fence and adjusted for grade, installed an irrigation system, maintained the foliage, and other maintenance updates.

I just was made aware that the Colorado legislature will be voting on House Bill 19-1118 tomorrow which extends the amount of time for you to be able to make a demand for rent before you can begin eviction proceedings. 

Then when they are about to expire, we need to extend them since the world didn't end.

Lots of land similar to that size that would allow it would be out of what we can afford and I don’t want to over extend my reach.

You can also prep conversations with the attorney, sheriffs department, and any other party involved with an eviction process in case it extends that far. 

So I would like to extend a hand and buy lunch/coffee for a few local investors that have been around the block a few times.

All of this occurred after the due diligence period was complete, and yet I was told that the inspection period wouldn’t be extended and that I had to accept the inspection.