Brother-in-law's son3, Brother-in law's friendTo get it in writing as you advised, is that three leases, one for each person?

I've started a thread over on the lease option forum, and I wanted feedback from the rehab side. 

Either way, it cost the owner money The best number I could think of would be: What % of tenants satisfy there lease ?

I know it has only been 4 months, but so far both units are rented out with 2-year leases and we have had no issues to date.

We have been buy and hold investors for 10 years but have never dealt with this before so have a few questions.1) We currently have other tenants in place with a lease, what are the rules for notice to vacate for them?

Need to go through it again but this is a potential option that may work.I'm thinking do a master lease with an option to purchase and 100% of the rents going toward the principal of the purchase or something similar.

Screws, shims, caulk, false box up top, cleaner, random things... etc. 

My lease is up in October which is when I’d like to buy a duplex via FHA and live in one side.

One is a 6 year lease and the other a 3 year lease.

The Minnesota specific forms I'll need, an example of a lease agreement that has worked for you, a screening process that has had a high success rate for you.