Your situation is different then mine since you have a lease in place, so I don’t know if you could demand one.

4) Are there any other legal or operational issues that I need to be thinking about before making a decision?

I'm not sure what your question is but if you are looking for a rental in Casa Grande, a friend of mine might be interested in talking to you.

We thought about selling now but it's appreciating so much we want to wait.The problem is due to job transfer my husband's credit took a hit and mine is ok/good.

We have a PM in place.We want an Interest only or ARM to LOWER our monthly payment for 1 year and sell next spring -- when their lease is up.We thought about selling now but it's appreciating so much we want to wait.The problem is due to job transfer my husband's credit took a hit and mine is ok/good.

I don't want the offer to be contingent on the closing of my other place as I think that this property will have multiple offers and I don't want mine to look weak. 

The value that your wife is bringing to the table is actually easier to convert into a percentage of ownership in the deal because you should have a pro-forma and financial projections for the deal and the commissions that she will not charge actually have a dollar amount that is easily calculated based on the numbers you are projecting.Our business model is based on syndications for large multifamily properties where we bring equity from our investors as limited partners and we participate on the general partnership side of the deal alongside our operating partners (which in your case would be the builder).

I don't see that under your "origination charges" where mine shows up, so I'd say you did better than I did.

But it sounds to me like you just need to read your contract and then speak with the manager to get an understanding of how they operate.

A buddy of mine just bought 6 in the south end and they are doing pretty well.He also bought another in J town and has a few over there.