We will put it in the LLC for the short life of the Rent to Own simply for protection (we will still have 100% control and will continue to rent it out/pay all costs).We don't NEED to sell this property, so if he walks, we have $50k for doing nothing, so it's all good!

Smart professionally, but real ****** from a human nature standpoint.One who did was so delinquent in getting back to me that the tenants missed the boat.I can control my professionalism, I can't control others. 

It is not specific to real estate but discusses the concept of using neutral thinking to gain control.

I am generating passive income so I can control my time.

This isn't a form of buying, just control over who "can" buy it over the agreed upon term of the Option agreement.3 - The lease gives you control over the use of the property. 

I am in Florida and just to compare notes Florida property taxes versus New York taxes are night and day and can impeded on your ROI.Not to mention depending on the area Florida has a fantastic STR/AIRBNB cash flow attraction right now. 

I think that's not displaying, so here's a shortlink:https://bit.ly/3h4me26If that still doesn't work, search "Matt Risinger Pest Control."

Might be the idea but in practice in high priced markets does not solve the affordability issue which for instance in PDX caused the state and city to enact rent control over the entire state and a further enhanced version in the city of Roses. 

.- After completing the remaining project rent out that space, go after your refi (which clearly has a lot of equity now because you did the work yourself, added income creating units and without pulling another loan... and you're ready and in a fantastic position for the final R - repeat!

The lease clearly says Pest Control is their responsibility.