Lease options are functionally illegal in Texas, but they are perfectly fine in many states - your lawyer could help you with that.With a lease option, you get a lease option fee and higher rent.

I'd suggest you study options and very basic contract law before trying to change the scheme of things.What you seem to asking is can your contract become effective when you have a buyer, this is something like what is called a "hip pocket listing" with sale contracts by Realtors and may well be or is illegal, having a listing agreement come alive when you have a buyer or customer.And, to have a valid option contract you must have paid some consideration or be obligated to pay some amount for the right to purchase, even if you do not.Good luck!

I pay his guys unmarked up salary (1100 per guy which is $2200 a week for both workers) plus $800 a week for him.

Go to all the pawn shops, title loans, paycheck loan places and train the workers/owners to look for potential deals and offer referral fees.that's all i got off the top of my head I'm sure a search on these forums could yield a lot more cheap or free methods.

You'll also want to find out if you can do this and be ok with the epa, if you're not a RRP certified worker.

Most people have said its illegal or against their policy to give out their login ID.Either way I'm gonna have to ask my buddy if he can set me up with his login ID, I just don't want him feeling like I want his access that he has spent his time and money getting the license.

Hey Mark Updegraff, I've never hired employees for me personally, but whenever you consider this, you need to factor in workers comp insurance, and about 8% of payroll taxes.

I can justify the $600/mo taxable loss because a portion of the property would be used as an office for the LLC.Is this smart/stupid/illegal?

He worked as a social worker in Harlem for decades and gave a chunk of his paycheck to his clients.

Is this 3 bed 2 bath among 2 bed 2 bath houses and had an illegal conversion at some point?