If that were the case I would much rather he extend the fence into my property versus telling me what I can and can't do on my side of the fence.I then spent the rest of the day looking into this matter, and found out that it is not a black and white issue of where the original survey said the property lines are (houses built in 1957) there is "adverse possession" I guess I'm curious in general of people's opinions, and general advice for me. 

I'd be more than happy to see steady, gradual progress, rather than a flood of work that makes my family and job suffer. 4.

FL courts have considered options as sales, so will the feds this year, and under those issues, not only does the buyer get their money back, you may end up giving rents back as well or just give them the property.So, if I were you, I'd look for ways to extend your contract, keep it as a true option written by an attorney and understand your tax position if it is deemed an installment contract.

I have a lot I'm taking a bath on - can I deduct prop taxes, HOAs, architect fees - all the losses suffered in connection with terrible investment?

@Darrin Cravens We're in northeast Oklahoma, so we'll be looking at properties in that area (from Muldrow to Sallisaw, possibly extending into the McAlester area.)

Basically, each part of the 'drive' that extends through someone else's property technically belongs to that property owner.

That said it is my understanding is that by entering an extended P&S you are still in a buyer seller relationship as opposed to a tenant landlord relationship.

My buddy got stationed here and got extended for a total of 6 years here.

I have a fairly detailed lengthy lease but the tenant is extending by 1 year..so just wanted to see what to put there.  

The ones that have had the same stores for the last 10+ years are suffering.