When purchasing via a lease option, do you get the seller to sign a option agreement and then record it, and not actually go through the closing process with a title company until you exercise your option years later?

I think it's a good question and I don't know the answer.My uneducated guess would be to use the value of the note to determine net worth, since it would already include the value of the property and the note value would be a higher value than the property itself.I'd be interested to hear from someone who actually knows the answer because now I'm curious.

I was just about to do that actually.

We are applying for an ADU in San Mateo, ca. 640 sf 1 bed 1 ba.Just the permit will cost about 10 k, with all the green building, demo recycling, all kinds of bureaucracies.However, the added value is around $800/sf, or $400k ish.The actual building cost we estimate around 100k-130k.

It's actually a smaller university called Alderson Broaddus.

We've looked at everything on the MLS right now, and none of them are actually a good deal or the good deals are moving faster than we've been able to get to.

I just moved to NY from Meriden, and my wife is front southington (we actually lived in Southington for a month before NY).Buyers can be a pain with what they ask for, and if you are already taking a hit, taking a bigger hit can be tough.

Im actually in search of one myself.

Some of it is actually dependent on the property.

They both have high taxes in relationship to the rest of the country, and one of the tax bills is actually going up over $3,000 this year!