If one of them lives in it is otherwise dependent on it, their personal interests may diverge and that could lead to a family feud and possibly an eviction problem you probably want to avoid.  2) You should try to understand the inter-personal dynamic among the heirs, and remember it's critical to have empathy when dealing with the bereaved family.

. #4 does seem to be reaching a critical point.

RE has zillions of facets, you never know which connection might take you down a totally different path than you expected.

The monthly total is $2020 and I have 3 families willing to pay a lease option price of $2200 monthly with the ability to purchase the house in three years at the price of $320K.Any thoughts, suggestions, or criticisms would be greatly appreciated.

A visit to the market and a tour with the provider is critical before closing on your first deal with them IMHO.

Gross negligence is also a failure to act, but with a critical difference.

This is critical.

Because if they did, they would know they work and they would be using them all the time-Only rookie investors and people who have never done a deal criticize signs.

However, I can provide some general guidance on other factors that might be important to consider when evaluating a residential subdivision lot for investment purposes.Some factors to consider might include:Location: The lot's location is a critical factor in determining its investment value.

Property Management is critical.