Many times the owners can not be found or if they are they want nothing to do with it and in a lot of cases if found, I pay them for a quit claim.

But it’s am answer worth paying big bucks to be right. 

I am trying to find out if I can include closing costs I am paying on behalf of the buyer in my capital gains calculation.  

At that time, the builder will pay the accumulated interest along with the principal.We have discussed a few different options to structure this arrangement, assuming an interest rate for interest-only loans with monthly payments is 10%:Option 1: delayed interest with a rate of 12% (interest rate is 2% higher)Option 2: charge a lower interest of 8% then profit share (need to determine appropriate % split)Any other thoughts on how to structure this arrangement?

In addition to all new mechanicals and cosmetics a portion of the rehab will focus on upgrading the current landscaping to enhance privacy.

You might be through the pay-or-quit and filing periods by the time the lease ends.

Pay in more frequent installments?

This strategy isn't my main focus, but I did get fascinated in it awhile back.

Then pay a lawyer to tell them they have to change the wording.

They didn’t except said that I should pay double since not returning in 30 days… I offered to even return the full deposit and to go separate ways.