I'm going to start off by stating that I've gone through 23 pages of LO/Sub2/Sandwich Lease/etc. forum.

You don't start of saying I'm goind to be a Lease-Option specialist, now I need a L/O mentor/coach and go do L/Os, that's totally wrong in building a business.

I've done LO's for 10 years, and I'm BEGGING people NOT to do SLO's until they are well versed.

Hi All, I've been reading some of the posts on here and I see that several of the experienced REIs on here Do Not recommend new REIs doing SLOs until have at lease a year of doing LO assignments under their belt.Well how would one do LO deals with a Realtor?

@Jerry KisasonakFor OO,do a 12 month lease, no rent credits, get TBer to RMLO for a look at ATR.Should be fine on a LO.

I've lived here since 1987 and actually moved here for the quality of life, and lo and behold it blew up around me!

If the owner contacted me I could just wait till the listing expires.If the deal was on a "pretty house" and I I knew I could find an LO buyer easily with 5% or more option fee I could offer to split the option fee up to 3%, but no more than spliting the option fee is my feeling.

That's the exact problem I've run into when the LO sellers want to buy a new house right away.

Thanks so much for the clarification,The ARV is based off sites like Truila and and Zillow taking the hi-side and lo-side of the comps as well as driving the neighborhood to backed these online site comps (which I know may not be the best but better than just coming up with random numbers that sound good).

it is not clear to me what you advertised for if you do not have a house to L/O.