In my past I have been a LO and currently am debating on getting my RE license to help out in costs along the way.

I just got back from Houston speaking to the RICH club and we are going to be going thru Lo's in detail in June....but the bottom line is action.I'm so pumped to see you making it happen!!!

I have a seller willing to do a 5 year land contract, and he has a tenant in place he really wants to help. The tenant has been telling him for the last 2-1/2 years that he eventually wants to buy the house, howeve...

Great Intro-Seminar given by @John Jackson last night at the RICH Club of Houston...Get the full lease option scoop in Texas and be on your way to making dollar$$$ with LO's the right way in Texas on June 7 & 8 when he'll be giving a live 2 day event in Houston, TX.NOTE: Sandwich LO's in Texas - they're OUT in Texas, No Bueno....

Yes, pretty big deal for the L/O seller financing guys, search here on BP "Dodd-Frank" you'll find tons of info and links to the Consumer Financial Protection Board, who you can also google and see the new regulations.Good luck :)

If @Edward Beard pursues a cooperative lease option, he would be getting a LO on the house and then assigning his LO contract to an end buyer.

It's owned free and clear- she wants to do the 1031 and is not interested in a L/O or carryback of financing.

I have a potential sandwich LO deal, but the owner is three months behind on payments so....

Lo's are great, but if you feel the seller is asking WAY too much already...forget it...wish him luck, give him your contact info, and he'll call you back in 4 months when the house is empty...still...

Lo's are all I've done for 9 year and IMHO I really do think they are a great way for newbies to stick their toes in the water.