Another because he bought the banker a sandwich.

Otherwise this becomes a crap sandwich for you.Rather than an option, it would be my preference to buy property now, sub-2, get authorization of release of info so you can communicate with lender/servicer, and give seller a pre-determine time to remain in possession while you work your checklist of items to complete, starting with yard and exterior house renovation. 

I also did wholesaling and sandwich lease options.  

I am originally from Sandwich so it is cool to find someone here from the area.

Castle Rock is sandwiched between Colorado's two largest cities.

I am referring to wraps and sandwich deals.  

Otherwise with those 300k properties that rent for 1.5k to 2k really the only good strategy is a sandwich lease option so that you don't have to spend much money on the investment.

I already have a home that I was planning to wholesale that I think would be the perfect property to do a sandwich lease option with.So I understand that at the end of the lease period with my tenant-buyer that the goal is for them to purchase the house.

Therefore, I would suggest finding a few local reia's and asking current investors in your area.However, being similar to my area and also being fairly familiar with the Milwaukee area I would explore rentals, wholesaling, rent-to-own, and options (sandwich options, etc...).

I have a sandwich lease on one property but am struggling to find additional landlords who are willing to allow sub-leasing as a short term rental (no way I would try to hide it from them).