They cover like 8 different LO strategies.

I am comfortable executing Sub2 & LO's. 

The real question is "If I do a LO and the resident fights it what happens?"

asking because at the closing my LO keep having me sign papers and as she put it "this just say that you didn't go buy a new car or something before finalizing this loan" so now that I have closed is it ok for me to apply for a credit card or should I wait.

Originally posted by @Rita Lo:@Hattie Dizmond appreciate the input!

@Peter Durant I use vinyl strip flooring that interlocks to each other with glue strip.

I have been in the Mortgage Industry as an LO for 2 years now and I am loving every moment of it.

However, working with a rockstar LO that understands investors and who truly cares to help you make the most money possible, now that's a game changer.Hope that helps, best of luck!

In this case, you are trying to do a sandwich lease option...which is a great way to go, but you're not doing it right.First, like I said, you never do rehab on a house you are buying on a lease option.Second, what you are describing as doing isn't a LO anyway...it's a Land Contract. 

Hey @Bert Durant, did you ever get any useful recommendations for resources for your investment project?