Rule #2 - Never violate rule #1.

One is for the sale with maybe monies that are non-refundable to hold the house the other is a rental agreement which you can terminate.You can have a stipulation in your rental agreement that if you sell the house, you will compensate them for a early termination of the lease, but once you sign the lease2own be careful if you sell the house and they are still current and did not violate the lease2own contract.

If you have a good 7 day letter for rule violation, I'd love to a copy for my records in case I need it in the future.  

While only those who issue under Rule 506(c) are legally allowed to publicly solicit (think full blown advertising, tweeting and the like), there are plenty of people in violation of this rule.

The tenant soon fell behind on the rent, but the landlord waited a long time before filing for eviction because 1) she was still collecting partial rent via S-8,  2) the tenant had initiated a series of S-8 violations and inspections, and 3) the landlord erroneously assumed the tenant would not risk being cut from the S-8 program and would "soon" catch up on her missed rent.But, that doesn't turn me off the program in general. 

Lease Violations- she has taken off the smoke alarms- i have pics of cigg buds in the house and ash trays (took these pics when she let me in)- not paid rent- another person from her unit is receiving mail but he is not on the lease- has windows covered which on my lease is stated cannot block fully

The Eviction Process in ArizonaIf, upon receiving a written notice, the tenant does not move out or remedy the specified violation, the landlord may then begin the eviction process by filing a complaint with the courthouse in the county where the rental unit is located.

It was last sold in June of 2014, but it sits untouched with new code violation posters that were put up in October.

You'll be surprised how many landlords want to get out of the business, sell their properties and move to a warmer climate after last winter.I went to the code enforcement office and asked for a list of residential properties that had code violations.  

We created our own parking violation slips that we carry in our glove compartment.