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I currently work full time in financial services servicing mutual funds.I have always been interested in real estate, seeing it as a way to build passive income, and a lifestyle that has more freedom than the long hours working in corporate America provides.

Unilateral contractWith a Lease Purchase the tenant/ buyer is obligated to buy and is in breach of the contract if they don't close the deal.  

2 - If you have other obligations (job, family, etc...) that also take up your time, how long will the project take to complete?  

I am a corporate attorney, but I am also developing an expertise in real estate to cover that part of my team. 

Here it is not infrequent when dealing with one of the Big-5 banks - who have centralised, national underwriting cubical farms located halfway across the country from us - to have to ask for an extension on Close.One of these lenders - who shall remain nameless, but whose corporate colours are red - has been particularly problematic.  

I believe this is not an issue if you are a passive investor (not manager of LLC).As for your loan question, I deal with commercial properties, and so the lender looks first at the cash flow of the property can meet the loan obligations (debt coverage ratio).  

This is a fairly common topic at my REI club meetings and there is one that is a corporate sponsor of the meeting and a lot of members are doing this.  

(End, Source:  MassLandlord.net)I would include flags, banners - and that the exterior of the property including windows and doors facing outward shall remain unencumbered of any personal items/expression.The First Amendment is not a valid argument - and ensuring that each tenant has the legal right to the "peaceful use of their property" is a landlord obligation.

Perhaps you would want to know how to structure a business as a sole prop or as a partnership, what type of corporation to form, what kind of accounting methods to use, etc.