Give him a notice in writing that you are cancelling your agreement.

We had about a 10 minute discussion on the house and I was the only one that said I thought it was overpriced by $20K minimum!

Is there some type of an agreement you can have between you and all your buyers list that prevents this sort of thing?

Hi all, I'm looking at a Subject To deal at the moment in TX and one question I have is whether or not you typically need to change the home insurance policy when the property is subsequently occupied by someone who has a rental agreement and lease option.

when my 2 years was up and my option was about to expire, I contacted the seller and offered him $5k to convert to an Agreement for Deed.

One of my buyers (who wholesales) property all the time accused me of doing something illegal by sending out a property locator/bird dog agreement to those who were interested.Is there something I am missing here with MLS listed properties?

I wrote up a non-disclosure agreement contract for the investor to sign.

If you go this route, (highly recommended) you will need a simple management agreement between the Management LLC and each of the Property LLCs.

I wouldn't want to give the homeowner the impression that I will be closing on their property if I really have no intention of doing that.Assuming this is true, would you use some type of option agreement as an addendum to a purchase and sales agreement or would an option contract be self contained?

Does anyone have a lease agreement that can be emailed to me so i can add the "water utility" clause...