I was thinks about a sandwich lease, this may be too much for me to take on on a first deal, but I thought I would check ... 

As an Investor, a. you can assign either a Lease Purchase or a Lease and Option for a fee, generally 3%.b. you can do a sandwich lease option, stay in the middle of the deal.  

This idea is another path along the same lines as http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/50/topics/72998-credit-partner-arrangement---sandwich-lease, only this is lot more simple and has more options (I can sell outright too).This method I'd sell kind of turnkey style, but as a "leaseback" (with sublet rights) that I'd prepay so they would get their down payment and closing costs back (maybe I could even pay directly to the escrow account?)

Brokers in Colorado aren't allowed to do owner carries with sellers, or sandwich lease options, to name a couple, and it interferes with direct marketing for wholesales due to the required disclosures that come with being a broker.

It was very late for me last night when I posted.Anyone correct me if I'm wrong but Cooperative, Sandwich, Pass-Through leases are simply leases that allows sub-letting that may or may not involve an option.

It likely won't involve a single template for deals as there will probably be sub-2's and sandwich lease options, depending on the situation.

My friend was trying to sell his condo on MLS through a realtor for 250.. got some offers but they fell through.. never got to the appraisal part... I am able to pick it up for 250.. I have a guy that will put $45k do...

If not at a title company the buyer would need to also show the cancelled check as well as the account history of the account the money was debited from.All in all sandwich lease options, while popular with gurus, are in real life very difficult to do for someone without much experience.

A federal prosecutor once claimed he could indict a "ham sandwich", and I would suggest that any real-estate agent (even an honest one) would be even easier to indict than the proverbial ham sandwich.

I'm not looking at a sandwich lease option.