But should you request copies of documents from the clerk that fee should be minimal.Good luck..

And the kicker was they wanted to charge $150 diagnostic fee.

Now you don't need to take a test but you need to pay the fee and you need to have a bond..

At the very least, I'd like to try and match up my mortagage/hoa fees/insurance/tax to what I can rent it for.

I also spoke to a few coaches but didn't finalize any as of now because of their very high fees or yearly commitments.

Assuming after all the fees and costs associated with the exchange, I still have to pay $25K out of pocket. 

And even though the broker is telling me that the pool is value add to have good tenants right now, I am not convinced at all, especially with all the late fees i see happening.

I did read that there is an annual door fee to pay in some areas, although not sure how to find about that fee when considering a property either. 

The play would go something like this:I "buy" a house (Lease Option) for $200,000 with $10 Option Fee and $1200 in monthly payments for a 3 year Option.I "sell" the house (Sandwich Lease Option) for $220,000 with $10,000 Option Fee and $1600 in monthly payments for a 2 year Option.

Legal fees are around 400 €, but the process takes at least 4 months if things go smoothly.