Originally posted by Jonathan Tew:Also you can try checking your local Staples or Office Max they sometime have some to go by as well as rental agreements...I would not recommend this, these are not state specific contracts and are no better than some guru's contracts that are often useless in most States.A contract is something that is legal binding, I would recommend you have your legal bases covered to protect you, a Staples version will not do that for you.

Or does the seller need a higher purchase price to cover the cost of the option release?

8 k deals, you might be able to even pick it up if you just covered closing cost.

Having family members pay RE taxes and insurance is not an income producing aspect, it's just covering expenses.

Yes here in Georgia when you file for eviction you list the people named on the lease and then and separate filing for "and all others" which covers ANYONE in the property at the time the eviction is carried out.The subletting would just be a violation of your lease and have nothing to with the eviction.The tenant would have to take any money owed or agreement up with that person they subletted from (good luck with that!

I made my decision when I had enough money in the bank to cover me to live on for 1 year as well as enough money in the bank to support my business for 1 year.

Ensure they have insurance and workmen's comp is covered.

So you want to be all in on a house for 70k and you want rents at 20% of that to cover for 50% rule??

65801 through 65810 The median listing price is just over 169,20080 bucks can cover a larger plain jane but 90-95 would be closer for the norm, brick fronts, above grade.Beginning of May, prices up .4% for the year on existing inventories according to BoR.

Implications of any particular strategy can have unforeseen consequences.Since your ex is unwilling to contribute money to the sale, your best bet may be to rent the house out to cover the mortgage, insurance and taxes, and wait for rising values to bail you out.