In your experience , is it true that 95% of people exercise their right to redeem?

I would be happy to send you a Sample Contract if you PM me.

I'm trying to find a way to protect myself from the right of redemption being exercised, as well as be able to sell before the 2 yr right of redemption period is over.

Auction starts tomorrow so now it is just an academic exercise but maybe I can use this in the future, or help someone else.

(Air quality samples had to be mailed to a lab that occurred over the weekend)  From inspection report to remediation scheduled start date was 6 days.

I'll share a cool sample video below.

Now he's in his 80's and would like to sell because he doesn't have much interest managing real estate anymore but his objection is the huge tax liability from capital gains/depreciation recapture.I wanted to come in and offer a master lease option with the agreement that I take over control of the property on maybe a 3-5 year lease and pay rent to him with the option only being exercised once he passes away so there is a stepped up basis for his heirs.

If you need the room in your DTI, you're stuck waiting 16 months if you keep the loan (unless you do this exercise again in a few months).

Nevertheless, in an appropriate case, “the appointment of a trustee is a power which is critical for the Court to exercise in order to preserve the integrity of the bankruptcy process and to ensure that the interests of creditors are preserved. 

I simply don't see how it is a workable system for the self managing investor.Here is another comment on your article you did not answer:Scott, i am no lawyer, but it appears that § 591.5 Limitation on exercise of due-on-sale clauses, and 12 U.S.