Typically on properties that are a bit skinny on profit, but are still nice properties, selling via lease option is a great way to fatten up the profits. i.e. no real estate commission to pay to sell equals another 5% or 6% profit… And you can get top dollar for the sales price which can add another 5%-10% onto your profit!

I'd probably go with interest only option first 2 years to get some of my principal back and fatten up my reserves.

W/ no FC notice, you s/b able to wholesale prior to any foreclosure action....but the seller does need to include reinstatement/late fees in their closing estimates.If you can get a sub to arrangement, it provides more strategic options which can fatten the deal's profit margin.    

I need to fatten some of these properties I'm currently purchasing before I can relocate them and I'm not ready to relocate to my retirement state just yet.

I went to the U of A for grad school, BTW, and fattened many a landlord purse while there...

Part of the revolting strategies these neoliberal fauxgressives have been employing to get things rolling is co-opting progressive causes to make it look like they're doing it in the name of "affordable housing" when the end game is to help fatten the pocketbooks of their developer-donors or "gift" them increasingly larger shares of real estate. 

Assuming you don't inherent a pile of cash, the most obvious way of fattening your wallet is with savings from a 9-5 job.

@Lacey Haessler, wow, those guys marketing department is really good, they we're grooming you for the 'kill', fattening the cow basically, all those seminar days, they we're grooming you all.

with SEO they vet themselves and by the time they contact you they are fattened up just for you ready to do business with you.Just the notion of calling your deal finder a person means it is a very inefficient way to find deals.The deals should come in on automatic for free and without having to do any work.You can't rely on someone person miles and miles away to get you deals.

We used to have several lambs in the back yard (fruit trees galore) to fatten them up during drought conditions at the farm we had.