There are several approaches to doing lease options, and consequently, many variables... so it would be prudent to do so to 'maximize' the exposure, pre- screen the largest number of applicants, increase the likelihood of 'closure' (selling the property) with the tenant buyer(s) and structuring the deal, to optimize your ROI.

It seems academic but similar consequences in other areas (e.g.

Nationally they have good ratings, reputation and offering wise from what I found.

I would NOT want to create an environment where people looking for a quick buck become a headache around the neighborhood and consequently relating back to me.2.

Looking for recommendations for reliable, reputable home warranty company. 

If the reputation is good and the bring me a deal that is reasonable I'll lend lend them the money.

As an agent, I would only think its a waste if I have a client who wants to submit a lot of lowball offers and the response from the offers is bad for my reputation or hurts my client's chances of getting an accepted offer. 

Not to make this even more challenging for you, but if you get an inspection make sure it is from someone who has a very good reputation for being thorough.

If you're going to a small school that doesn't have a reputable business program you're not going to gain access to those networks. 

Consequently, I wouldn't discount you for higher grade properties.