That is still our objective and even though we have not made a penny, we are motivated and committed to seeing it through.

I think that the contract, closing, hand money, liens, back taxes, etc needs to be better explained, (to me anyway) I just wanted to know how to keep things running smoothly and professionally when you get your first deal.

I would suggest if you have interest, obtain a unit at a resort that you would not object to going to into the distant future Some timeshares are right to use, which have an expiration period, others are deeded you own that week forever, others are vacation clubs where you can trade your week for a fee, others have a point system.

Closing was probably not the right term, it was explained as a cost for the attorney to produce the documents for signature.As I'm learning, TMV is something that seems to require an access to a realtors view of the MLS for prior sales.

Yes even though some of what you explained was a bit out of my comfort zone.

He also explained how he would approach the deal so it was some really great insight.Smaller towns can be a challenge but there is also much less competition.

Provided information, and explained that with a good bit of effort and courage, anyone can get involved in real estate.

His website blog has some really good articles that explain this in detail.

Could someone explain where they think the line in the sand here is that transforms this normal lease option into something different?

Explain that you are curious why your offer wasn't accepted so you can adjust your offer on the next one.