Then the Assignment of Sale Contract is delivered to the title company together with the Purchase Contract.I am not sure what Purchase Contract you use, but keep it simple, no more than 2 pages.

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Nate here with a simple question.

Anyways, back to the problem at hand.

My business partner lives in Tampa and has the ability to put eyes on potential properties, shake hands with potential partners, and meet face-to-face with potential investors.

This site is wonderful for knowledge, hands on experience and networking to build you team to get you where your real estate goals are.

The transaction is pretty simple and legal.

I recommend you KEEP IT SIMPLE! 

Offer to pay her $300 (or whatever it takes) to get out by the end of the month and hand over the keys. 

If after they walk the property they like what they see and it all makes sense, then you'd have them sign the assignment contract and send that over to your attorney/title company.From this point on it would depend on who your attorney/title company is but it should be fairly simple.