If it's not worth $139,900 after rehab, you're taking advantage of your lease-purchase buyer by trying to sell them the house at an inflated price.Overall, the idea is good in theory, but not so much in practice. 

When interest rates rise prices will decrease.

Depending on one’s perspective, this amendment to the injunction statute either eliminates some of the previous uncertainty for contract-for-deed cancellations or creates new uncertainty.Due in large part to the decline in residential real estate sales prices and the number of homes acquired from foreclosing lenders that are being resold on contracts for deed, there has been a rising concern about abusive or predatory practices by contract-for-deed sellers, their often total lack of compliance with both federal and state laws, and the general public’s lack of understanding about how contracts for deed work.

However, you're likely to generate more free cash flow as rents rise and your payments stay fixed.  

The complex likely won't see a rise in values for a significant amount of time. 

Driving people out of where they live isn't a viable option, fighting the printing of money that causes inflation in housing prices is a better option for me.

Some wanted to sell, but at inflated prices, so it was a no go. 

Are we in a bubble that's getting ready to pop and drop housing prices, or are they just going to continue to rise due to the massive influx of people moving here? 

It is interesting to consider the rate of rent change as an indicator of inflation or appreciation if you are a MF investor.

If you are buying condo in high rise building then work with someone that knows high rise condo.