Karen Rittenhouse, Real Estate Investor & Coach,http://www.KarensPerspective.comHere is the NC lawhttp://bundlr.com/b/lease-options-nc``````````````````````````````````````````````Now there is an alternative.Buy sub2 and exit w lease with a ROFR (not a lease w option)March the tenant to a local bank and get a 3% down payment saved up.See a lawyer about the rofr drafting.Sample rofr (NOT LEGAL ADVICE)``````````````````````````````````````````````In the event OWNER intends to offer the Property for sale, OWNER must first offer the Property for sale to HOLDER at a price equivalent to prevailing fair market value.

I would also imagine they would deserve to promote their services and be compensated for them.To my next point, during the event you will get 3 solid days of information, some of it new and some of it you may already know.

Great event to learn something as well.

Lots of great connections all over but we also have a very strong and active contingent here in MA on here so make sure to find them (Set up some keyword alerts to find out about local topics) and get connected.Besides doing that on here make sure to get out to some of the many local investor events we have.  

Curious to see if anybody has been to the Insiders Summit. http://www.insiderssummit.com/I am very new to Real Estate investing, and was wondering if this event is worth attending. 

You are in LuckOur next meetup is this Saturday in Gangnam I hope you and your wife can come out and meet us.http://www.meetup.com/Seoul-REI-Meetup/events/218733539/

Check it out under the network tab and then events and happenings.

I'd assume that in the event I just pay them out, I'd be liable to pay their taxes?

I'm still their "personal Yelp" for best restaurants, local events and the like.  

Search "interests in title", joint title, several types, you can simply be co-owners and reversionary agreements are agreements that allow for title or property to revert back to another in the event of some occurrence, reversionary deeds revert back to another owner upon the death of another or if terms of conveyance were not followed.