@Jeff LangleyIf it is just a lease option and you have not exercised the buy portion it will not trigger a due on sale.

Hi @Salvatore DiGiacomo, I would recommend analyzing some comps in both markets, perhaps using a sample property in PriceLabs.

Single or Duplex Requirements I'm using:150k or lessTurnkey C Neighborhood or better  Would love to see a sample analysis! 

When I started the exercise your doing I made a list of 5 -7 lenders and call them.

@John Pickowicz there are tons of members here on BP that exercise the syndication model.

This is good for you as this opens you up to being to find a CPA outside of your state.Your profile also mentions that you are a real estate agent - You want to work with a CPA who will understand how to best reduce the taxable income from your commissions.Home office, MLS Access fees, E&O insurance, mileage, business gifts are a small sample of business deductions available to agents.Best of luck in your search

And the leasee might not exercise the Option to buy, which is great because I keep the house.

Using median home values from even a few years ago to gauge affordability was useless in this exercise.  

Doubt if you'll suffer any hit.You approved the sample.

We have a lockbox where the technician can let himself in anyways, but this little thought exercise has me curious.