This fall the county will put a new public access in upstream, and because of the particular course of this river it would take literally three minutes to shuttle customers to that put-in, from which they'd have a very scenic four-mile drift downstream and take out right at their cars at our place.

Yes we still have protections in the contract in place like a home inspection contingency.  

Plus you have better asset protection by keeping your personal name out of it.Third, sign the other guy on with a independent contractor agreement.

Bummer to be doing fix and flip business inside an entity that best caters to buy and hold / passive income and asset protection.  

However, practically, if you record a memorandum to protect your potential buyer's option it will show on a title search and it may make it more difficult to find a lender who will loan the funds.If your tenant buyer is well qualified they could exercise their option at any time.

Their customer service has been outstanding!

Same applies in REI, IMO.I'll go right to step two and say appreciate the power of leverage and protect your credit. 

Here's a briefing on what's going on:The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a new rule that combines mortgage disclosures previously established by the Truth-in-Lending Act (TILA) and the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) into a single rule effective October 3, 2015.

The loan officer seems to be overly protective of the appraiser.  

His number is 303-578-9202.I also had a great experience and customer service from Charadie Finkle of Academy Mortgage, she can be reached at 719-266-8183.