It's best to let them know, they (the tenant) gave you no choice to file for an eviction.

From what I gather, the inspection/financing contingencies should be sufficient.

The code you speak, talks over the idea that you believe that a 7% yield is sufficient for the asset you want to sell.

It's really a choice between established but a little sketchy and unestablished and not sketchy.

Some colors don't cover other colors well, and we'll actually change our color choices when this becomes an issue- Make sure they use a decent quality of paint, so you can often get away with a single coat instead of two coats- Find a crew who gets great discounts on materials, as paint is getting expensive, and if they're not getting big discounts, you'll be paying the extra paint costs- Make sure the crew you choose has at least 3 guys.

I feel your choice is the right one and you should prepare yourself for the commission way of life.

Most investors realize that someone wanting to do a lease option has limited choices, therefore they expect a greater price, maybe Hoping you can't finance it at two years.

I have heard of people taking bounced checks to the bank (where the checking account is) and asking if there are sufficient funds to cover it in the account.

Becoming a teacher wasn't my first choice either, I sort of fell into it.

@Chip Chronister ...Most looking for owner financing won't qualify in 2 years for a mortgage(poor credit, back child support, etc.)..If they could qualify for a traditional mortgage many home choices available...But of course it's not impossible..marketing!