Sounds great to me but I want to make sure there aren't any logistics issues I may run into with having an 18 month lease.

I agree about the tile, it needs to be maintained and we prefer to havve less maintenance issues.

They say they have no issue with my attorney reviewing their attorney's title work.

A thousand things can derail a flip - changing market, underestimate expenses or overestimating income, mistakes, errors, contractor issues, permitting issues, just to name a few. 

I have had these issues myself.

No issue with Down pmt, CC etc. 

They used different strategies: house hack in CA, STR, buy off market, buy OOS, SFH, multi-units, buy large apartment complex with other investors, etc.Thoughts on 1031 exchange to DSTs to try be more passive (no more dealing with PM, renovations, repairs,  tenant issues) but I've heard the money is trapped for 2 to 5 years depending on the operator, still researching DSTs. 

In ground leases, typically a developer is going to have control of a much larger piece of dirt and will build out entire shopping centers/developments.

So, providing accurate and detailed information in your real estate listing is essential.To provide accurate and detailed information, follow these tips:Include information on the property’s size, location, and amenitiesMention any recent renovations or upgrades to convey the value addition that has gone into the propertyProvide information on the surrounding area, such as schools, parks, and shoppingBe honest and transparent about any issues or repairs that need to be made – nothing turns off a buyer faster than the feeling that they may have been lied toRemember, providing accurate and detailed information can help build trust with potential buyers and increase the chances of a successful sale.

Erp...Evolve..oh well.So there is a few issue here I think.