No offense, but you don't know what you don't know. 

Don't no if that's motivated or not.Will it be offensive to ask for 195k where the seller who doesn't no the comps may be offended for his 300k home that he thinks just need minor repairs.

No offense intended, but if the advertisement is similar to your above posts (misspelling words, poor grammar and punctuation), maybe a buyer is not taking you seriously.  

Reason I became a realtor, couldn't find one that understood my needs ;)Working for investors... the biggest response is DON'T, NO OFFENSE TO YOU, SINCE YOUR ARE ONE.I think most investor/realtors are busy doing their own stuff, or hidinf in smaller agency or open their own.Not to say that there aren't great investor agents out there.If they are they are doing traditional and a handful of good investor clients.This is IMO, new agent.

Hey, no offense meant guys, this is an area ripe for scams, so much so, the radar is set to high inensity, so anything that mentons something like D borrowers is a red flag.

No offense meant here but I still think the profit is slim @ $91k.

If the borrower paid $100,000 upfront that sounds like a land contract, but the term "lease to own" sounds like a lease option, which is a lease with an option to purchase the home.Richard, please don't take offense, but the factors noted above by several very astute commenters combined with what I perceived as your lack of real estate investing experience makes this a high risk transaction for you.

There is no offense taken!

I still find it offensive and very frustrating that the city refuses to use any personal judgement whatsoever in the approval process.

No offense to Aaron Mazzrillo, but all the books, gurus, seminars etc., in the world won't change the local economy.