Alamo investors is a big one and there are a few other big ones in town also.As I tell my friends in Spanish: Google-lay-a-lo.

For L/O investing I don't see this as a bad thing for houses still habitable condition -- if there is room for a discount to the sale price for T/B based on the property condition.I'm thinking of making sandwich lease options my primary offer on potential deals that are still habitable.

Bigger Pockets Community....Newly turned LO here (previously processor, then underwriter).

I've never seen this exit plan in any L/O course and i've gone through 3 or 4.

Brian,  please get/pay for LO, SLO, WLO education. 

Nothing will happen to you if that's the case, but the company will lose money since you sold within 6 months, and the LO's commission would probably be taken away causing a deficit.Good luck to you!

A good underwriter/processor/LO should attempt to get the 2- year average used, but guidelines and regulations and overlays will ultimately determine what a lender/ broker can do.Which leads to the last point: it seems the explanations you interpreted are misinterpreted or you are speaking with lenders/ brokers who are bad at explaining things.There are overlays for specific loan programs or products.

So this is a whole strategy - acquiring and selling on a L/O.  

I started out with this strategy - specifically, "sandwich L/O".

@Juan Campos- I  sent a  referal  to your inbox  for a  good  LO in TX - good luck