Some marketing topics for lease option sellers to try-- sell the house and get 3 paydays ( just lower than the investors of course), sell the house with little to no equity, stop being a landlord, sell your house with no commissions, have your monthly house payments covered for you and cash it out on a sell, hassle-free way to rent your home, etc...Also I think you'll find that there are currently more investor pros cautioning against classic subject-to deals these days, and instead creating the transaction another way. 

Here is the classic link on Biggerpockets that will give you more then enough info on building a buyers list.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/328...

Tudor is a classic style.

Classic "tenants toilets and termites" kind of thing.Do you know how old the seller is?

Well in theory it is but I can tell you there are great opportunities missed because investors are so focused on finding a property that is distressed and has all the signs of a classic “value add” opportunity that they will often times overlook that A class property, that is fully occupied but under rented, the deferred maintenance may not be that great, the management has the perception of doing a good job (note: I said perception because at one time they probably were doing a decent job but they have become outdated for the market and property and are no longer maximizing the properties true potential) and the price is much higher than the opportunities they are comparing too, which would be the distressed C and low B class deals.

Classic case of paralysis by analysis.

To me, that is a classic SELL signal- a ridiculous price available quickly Of course, it also depends on other factors in the market at the time.

We're really simple creatures.A few things that have helped me over the years have been a few of the classics, "How to Win Friends and Influence People" And finding and connecting with a toast masters group.

(Technically this might fall under puffing.)With the East Side the classic rule is "above Camp Street" but that's just one boundary.

What we did know was that we could out-work others, and if we had the capital to work with, we could build the foundation necessary to do so.Taking the Classic Investing Approach and Flipped It On Its HeadThe classic real estate investor newbie says, I wanna wholesale so I can make enough money to put a down payment on a house to flip.