So I am pretty certain  that this lack of " air flow" is contributing to the problem. 

As if that isn't enough, showings take on a whole different flavor when touring a buyer with muddy contractors going in and out and yelling over the grind of air compressors and nail guns and paint sprayers and radios.

Option prices are difficult to arrive at for most small investors, the value of an option is based on the estimated market price increase over the option term with lease increases discounted to present values and gets more involved under commercial property, it's not as if a reasonable option price can not be obtained.Chris mention 3 or 3.5%, not really, but you could, the option price is not simply an arbitrary figure pulled out of the air, while it is negotiable, an option term of 5 years is obviously more valuable than one for 6 months, the market value and condition of the property is another factor as well.

It feels like she kind of left it up in the air.

Water can be tested using air pressure. 

FYI it is a 3/2/1, tiled throughout, central air, well and septic, with fenced back yard.

I'm an Air Force guy myself and just started investing back in April.

I like to buy near Air Force bases, by the way. 

Rarely does that turn into reality and the other 90% plus are delusional.The Tycoon person I am sure after the show aired likely received many offers at less equity than 50%.Some of these groups go on the show with no intention of making a deal with a shark.

I'm an Air Force guy myself and just started investing in real estate back in April.