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.

I left the corporate world a few months ago.

Her opinion was a purchase and sale agreement gave equitable interest, while an option did not.I didn't ask at the time, but I'm thinking the reasoning is because a Purchase and Sale agreement obligates both parties, while an option only obligates one.In Ohio, any contract can be assigned, unless the contract itself prohibits assignment.

In the mean time, if he comes up with the $$$, am I obligated to keep him in the house?

I am ethically obligated to do this to the best of my ability.Second, the industry and lawmakers are quite rightfully concerned about a professional potentially taking advantage of a seller.

The Banks are further obligated by Fannie and Freddie pooling agreements to insure the properties.

This breaks the cardinal rule of never hold real estate in a corporation.