I'd like to just pay the nephew $5k and keep the property as a long term rental but I'm not sure if doing a sandwich lease option or owner financing it to a tenant buyer is a better option.2.

Every one needs cheap sandwich's that are basically 80% bread  ..

He did pay for my BBQ sandwich though, so not a total loss!

@Jay Hinrichs Just for the record I never worked for Aaron or anyone for that matter since I left my sandwich delivery job in 2005.  

Well, being creative when buying or controlling entails knowing what is possible and customary in your state.And if you do a creative deal, have some capital if the deal has problems (sub2, sandwich lease options, wraps, etc).One of my most creative deals ever was to sell on Lease Purchase when the market was slow.Here is the link to the article. http://www.biggerpockets.com/articles/2048-how-to-...And the deal was in Auckland New Zealand.Who says US strategies don't work overseas!

Looking for good in depth information on sandwich lease options... books, websites, podcasts or even links to informational threads here in the forum .

But if that person stays and makes a sandwich, now the police can't do anything because it's no longer breaking and entering and has somehow become squatting!?

I asked: why are you buying sandwiches and soft drinks at the convenience store?

The former owners had it as a convenient store and small sandwich shop.

You couldn't deny the Capuchin monkey who can make a sandwich for the paraplegic tenant,  for example.