If I don't own the property then I'm not interested which is why I love Sub2.I would sell contract for deed though, but I'd prefer a L/O with a shorter term

Nil is this for you lo live in, or a rental, or ...?

I still have friends that still live in the old neighborhood but it's not somewhere I'd consider picking a L/O unless the numbers were really really good!

High cash flow areas are usually in lo to lower income areas where property values are also low and depressed.

So I got Wendy Patton's LO course from a fellow REIA member (for only $60!)

I would be more inclined to do a L/O on the home if I could not get the deed, assuming you understand and can control the inherit risks with that strategy.

I'm just starting with L/O investing so please take my comments with a grain of salt.

On a l/o deal, if the potential buyer has poor credit and good income, money down, or rental history, I would absolutely consider working with them.

Make sure you have a contact there or with another L/O that can offer a low credit score loan.

I have a motivated seller of a house. 4 bedroom/2 baths.They said they still owe around 130k, paying mortgage, taxes and insurance at around ~1,300$.Theyre selling the house at 369k.How would I get into this deal with a LO?