I'm sure many have huge restrictions and regulations on landlords as many are former/current Communist countries.My analysis after this interesting exercise is as always...Real Estate is hyper local.   

Structure the basics like this:A - Price agreed to.B - Option Period:  Number of years the option is in play.C - Two Way Option:       1 - You as Buyer have exclusive right to buy during Option Period     2 - Seller can exercise an Option to NOT sell. 

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I started going to seminars that enhanced my thoughts and more green lights started to flicker.

Matthew John:I would echo what Dylan Tanaka stated earlier in the thread...Looking for properties on MLS and Zillow and such is probably an exercise in futility.  

There is a due on sale clause in the loan docs but banks rarely exercise them. 

I'm going to exercise every option I have to see what's the best move here (more to come).There's still some outstanding items I need to finish up so that I can place a pending tenant.

However, there is much varied opinion as to the degree to which banks/lien holders try to prevent this by exercising the due on sale clause of the loan and on how difficult it may be to find insurance.

The podcasts’ emphasis on spelling out your goals, getting some exercise, and then reading (I just finished The One Thing) to help you achieve your goals is something that keeps me focused and motivated.

It’s a great way to learn more while doing other things such as exercising, driving, etc.Get involved with a local REIA groups.