My goal is to buy the property via lease option purchase and then resell it with a lease option purchase and cashflow while waiting for the new buyer to qualify for a loan.My concern is that the monthly payment could eventually exceed my cashflow.My original thought was that I set a fixed monthly rent amount in my lease purchase agreement with the seller, and anything above that is his responsibility.But my concern with that is what if he doesn't continue to pay the mortgage?

It's tough to sell a flip for max value if your kitchen doesn't really pop.  

From a swooping roof line to a custom metal awning, this home has major curb appeal but it doesn't stop there!

Doesn’t  he have to issue w2s for the employees as a DRE or any other entity or election?

If you are sure you immediately want to start putting together syndications (or at least looking for deals to syndicate, because it doesn't happen overnight), then become a Personal Student.

The information doesn't even need to be typed in, a person can just click a button and poof, their info is filled into the form. 

Obviously this doesn't make the 70% rule...Built in 2006, 1200 sq. ft. in a B- neighborhood.  

It can easily take a year or more just for the deal to fall apart on you.Lender doesn't care if you're paying cash or not.

Lepond doesn’t have a lot of options for national tenants and I didn’t get a good vibe from RLT.

I would not offer him anything because the deal doesn't really make sense.