I would reiterate the benefits of L/O (owner-finance might be what you are looking for), for example not worrying about maintenance.

I'm coming from a lease option, sandwhich L/O perspective?

Lo, and behold...http://www.observer.com/2010/daily-transom/obamas-appear-idol

You will then let the current owner know that they will get cashed out if this new buyer performs on a lease option (assuming that is what you did) or you can collect the deposit put the renter or L/O tenant in and sell the property as Turn Key- Then just adjust the price to what it would sell for quickly in your market...

You might buy it on a wrap and resell it on a wrap or LO.

The mortgage has nothing to do with the LO.

i'm thikning about selling on a master l/o right now actually...it's not that strange.

They give legit RTO/LO investors a bad name.

Tell the assistant you don't want to bother the L/O, you just need to know X...whatever.If you need an extension don't freak here.

When I was doing loans, as a LO, my greatest "commission", was being able to educate my clients, who were prime targets for the scam of the century.