And if you have a signed contract (purchase and sale agreement) then no - the seller is legally obligated to sell it to you or whoever you assign it to.

After realizing that working inside of Corporate America would not allow me to live life to full potential I am turning to real estate asset-building to ensure a better future, lifestyle, etc.

I worked in corporate for some years but now I'm full time in RE and loving every bit of it.

BTW, the IRS and government can assess the value of an option through market and statistical analysis which is beyond the scope or reasonable means of a small investor, large corporations do it everyday and in financing options.

Usually set up with a C-corp or other entity is best.

Unsatisfied with my corporate lifestyle, I have chosen real estate as the vehicle to carry me to something greater, and retire my parents.

Also, look into furnished corporate housing.

Been in IT/Medical sales for past 13 yrs and I am NO LONGER a fan of Corporate America.

The cash flowing property also helps you outweigh the outgoings such as your loan interest, maintenance and security of the property, body corporate fees, etc.

We can pay our obligations.