Figuring they weren't able to make the rent payments, they're not going to exercise their option, so you now have the property free to do another LO agreement.

If they have leveraged the house up with 2 mortgages, your unlikely to make much of a profit and there is too much risk with L/O buyers in this case.

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And if the property won't cash flow then I suggest assigning the LO instead of keeping it.

Terms that exist on the L/O agreements? 

I as a LO do not have that option with someone already and only putting the bare minimum down. 

If a LO is in a call center, most of that is being harvested by middle management leaving them with pennies on the dollar.

Not close to being correct. 1 - You want to be on BOTH sides...in a sandwich LO.2 - The underlying premise isn't because the tennant can't come up with the DP in time.3 - Doing a SLO when first starting out can be the best way to start REI 

You don't want to be talking to the residential LO, it's a totally different product line.

Where do you guys normally list your LO and SF properties?