So far all my properties have been financed and I never realized so many other option existed, although they seem a bit scary to me.I think my biggest concern, and I have seen its a common one, is whether or not to form a LLC. and other asset protection.

Just to add what Ty put, it's pretty common to have this with rental property that is rented as they don't want to disturb the tenants with every potential person who is interested in the property...

Like anything else, you should interview multiple attorneys to get an idea of their fees, what areas they specialize in, if they seem to have experience with contract assignments, etc and just who you get the best feeling from.We were interviewing attorneys and found one we really liked but he didn't seem to understand how subject-to deals work along with other common wholesaling strategies.

I also tried replying to this post via an Android phone...

I mainly liked Zillow because it works well as an app on my phone and iPad.

Common sense and due diligence are called for.

Which brings you to terminating the lease again.Such issues are common for small commercial leases, it's up to the owner to stay on the tenant to keep things up.

My realtor has done the following (but not limited to) and he has me on the brink of relieving him of his duties:1) talked to other clients or realtors, or even held personal phone calls during a house viewing (more than once)2) told me that he shuts his phone off from December 24-Jan 23) Sometimes does not respond to calls/texts within 24 hours4) Didn't know what ARV meant when I used the acronym and then proceeded to say he never heard it called that before...Maybe I'm answering my own question, or maybe I'm being overly picky but usually I'm right about my gut instinct.

@Michael Stroup - those are very common throughout SE section of PA.

If the master lease option was acceptable, we'd probably open a common an account that we'd have access too for use specifically for paying the mortgage.