I think the tenant buyer side of lease options is a pain in the *** quite frankly and I would rather have a leasing agent earned one months rent to show the property in their license so that takes care of thatDo you need a license to talk to the seller about entering into a sandwich?

As someone else has said on here, "I got served a sh** sandwich.

That's when we do a kind of sandwich deal, property you want, qualified with the "meat" CD investor, that they actually buy it conventionally and simultaneous sale to you on C4D at closing.   

Imagine having a magic machine that can turn your ideas into real objects.That's what 3D printing does, and it's changing the way we make things.Here's how it works in simple terms: Instead of using traditional methods like carving, molding, or cutting, 3D printing builds objects layer by layer.It's like making a sandwich, one layer at a time, but with materials like plastic, metal, or even food.So, why is 3D printing a big deal?

Them Corned Beef sandwiches are on point.

Other type of Seller Financing include:a. lease option and assignb. sandwich lease optionc. lease and rofr (right of first refusal)d. wrap around mortgage or aitd (all inclusive trust deed)e) sub2 without notef) sub2 with noteg) contract for deed - agreement for deed - land contract - installment saleh) master lease (you lease and sub lease)If you are in PA, I would get a RE Attorney that is good with being creative with contracts.Best of luck to you.PS Just because it is legal to buy on sub2, does not mean it is a good deal for you.  

It was a sandwich lease.

It doesn't matter if you hold it more or less than a year.The IRS does not care if you buy a house, fix it up and sell it or you buy bread, lunch meat and mayonnaise and sell sandwiches. 

But it was sandwich between two homes that were burnt out, and only 5 homes out of maybe 20 on the block were in livable condition.  

I haven't actually heard of a sandwich lease, would you mind explaining the basic premise and how it works?