I have no deals under my belt yet, and I find lease options (particularly sandwich lease options) the most appealing as a way to get my start.

Do Sandwich Lease Options. 

This is a "Sandwich LO", and is a great way to control the property without having to spend any money...and only using a small amount of money, for a very short period of time.It's true, you can't sell the "property" on an option, if you're buying on an option, because you don't own the property. 

Other options would be seller financing, such as, subject to, sandwich lease options, Contract for deed. 

Get lunch at some sandwich place and ask the waiter about the town, only if they aren't busy, don't want to aggravate them.

Thanks for the info on taxes - googled and found out that there is a hike of 35.4 cents for every $100 of assessed value.I know Avon and Plainfield are popular, though I wonder about this neighborhood   (which I guess is neither Avon nor Plainfield) sandwiched between rail lines to the northwest and airport to the southeast.

Hey investors I have one sandwich lease option deal and I am little confused how to close the deal with the title company legal, need to know the process of it, please help

Sandwich L.O.?

If anyone has experience with and has done sandwich lease options I'm willing to split my deals 90/10 in your favor to hold my hand and show me how to structure it.

Sandwich Lease options