Personally, I would try meeting some of the bigger players in the area to see what they are doing.

Good deals tend to be reserved for the players who know the market and in the circle. 

If I was those companies, I would be shaking in my boots knowing Amazon is the new player in town.

We have a web based platform that syncs in real time with our iOS app and allows coaches and players to view 360 practice footage directly from their phones.

I've only had one tenant out of 9 that I manage in the area that had to make a partial payment only because she and her husband both work at a casino which is closed.

They are very cost effective for specific situations, but no big players use them.

Once you learn what the big players are doing, your path forward becomes that much more informed.

LOLAppears it's not the "rent-to-own" small investors think of, looks more like a 5 year option.I suspect too, a large organization, big player using those magic words, the CFPB has already looked at them!

Meaning you don't know what you don't know and what you don't realize is you're weeding out the wannabes from the true players.

There are a few key points you want the lender to come away feeling comfortable with:- Who are the players?