It is a great career option and provides good growth.

I also would like to purchase from someone willing to invest in my growth as I learn and he seems willing to which is awesome. 

We’ll try to charge a bill for the stolen power, new lock ring we install, etc on the previous person, but won’t hold a new owner responsible, nor do we go after landlords who have tenants that do dumb stuff; we just want our meter back and all to be back to norm. 

Adding verbiage like "They have the right to use property for whatever purpose they feel is in the best interest of..... looking to make a profit......" is all just adding language that someone can come back and bite you with in court.Now if you are trying to add "assign-ability" in the same line that is different. 

You represent your client to the best of your ability.

Anything that you thought if you would have know when you started, it would have accelerated your growth potential.

All mine have 15 year draw, and the ability at any time to convert any portion to fixed interest 15 year amortization (can even do this at the 14th year and buy yourself another 15 years).All mine are interest only too, and 5.25% or less.I'd check US Bank and Key Bank for starters.

In my research last year, I passed through Mckinney and Prosper, as well as Frisco and Plano, and I got really excited about the area and the opportunities for long-term growth. 

I do think the market is starting to “normalize” and we are going to rates that are more in line with national averages rather than the high growth and demand we’ve seen in the last few years.

Does having the lease-option interfere with my ability to qualify and get an FHA 203k loan?