I always take my wallet with me to work in the morning; therefore, I will take whatever is sandwiched into my wallet to work.

Hello BP.I have been seeing a lot of videos lately from a handful of Real Estate Gurus claiming that there is a lot of money wholesaling lease options, and also sandwiching lease option deals.

Or is it two guys who meet for sandwiches and beer when they feel like it if they feel like it?

I would like to do a Sandwich Lease Option (SLO) but don't know if it is possible.The Numbers: ARV (After Repair Value)  Approx $114,000Seller Owes approx $107,000 and would like to sell it for $2,000 above FMV (Fair Market Value) and pays about $1000/mo for mortgage.Market Rent is $1250-1300I want to make at least $250/mo and about $5000 assignment fee. 

Its a sandwich shop called Jimmy Johns.

Not saying that it can't be done  Overcharging people $15,000 from 115 to 130 I wouldn't agree to In Texas sandwiches are illegal, you need fee simple titleRemember Tenant buyer needs to get mortgage and the purchase price should be at appraisal  or they're not gonna get the mortgage unless they bring a lot of cash to closing  In California the brokerage laws are pretty strict and you can run into hot water with the Bureau of real estate in Sacramento if you're performing duties of a licensed agent, like showing the house to a tenant buyer The simplest ways to stay out of trouble in certain states is to get a sales license and list the house for creative terms such as a lease w option sale, lease purchase sale, wrap around mortgage sale, etcI don't recommend new people with sandwiches  unless they have researched the local brokerage laws and they have financial reserves to pay bills that are incurred if the tenant buyer needs to be evicted and property needs to be re rented@Bill Gulley may want to add

(with none of your own money or credit) if the seller is willing to wait a few years for pay-out,  you could do a sandwich lease-option whereby you get the property under contract (for a $100 deposit) with a 3 to 5 year option to buy at a set price of say the 119,000 we talked about and a monthly rent at say 700.Assuming the house was worth the 149 mentioned above, you then find a choice tenant/buyer with good money, good job but not so finance worthy credit.

I'm having trouble finding information on the different ways you can close a lease option sandwich deal when the buyer is ready to buy.I talked to an attorney, and he said that i would need to assign the option that i have with the seller, over to the buyer for a fee (my profit).The other way i could close is by simply buying the house and selling it on the same day.For all you experienced investors out there, which method would you recommend?

Bought a foreclosure with a wall that appears to be made up of 2x3 walls sandwiched together with some weird hard plastic membrane between them.

I'm looking for an attorney in Delaware who handles sandwich lease options.