Do your research and leverage your LO to explain your product options and of course make sure that the LO can provide the product you decide is best for you.

listing written in the style of Shakespeare:"In fair Verona, where we lay our scene,There stands a palace fair and bright,A spacious dwelling for travelers keen,To rest their heads and sleep through the night.Our luxurious bed doth beckon thee,With soft, plump pillows and silken sheets,To dream of fairies, mermaids, and the sea,Or simply slumber with no cares or feats.But lo, our palace is not just for sleep,For in its walls there are many delights,A kitchen stocked with all that thou mayst keep,And a common room to while away the nights.So come, dear traveler, and stay with us,In this fair palace where joy doth reign,And thou shalt leave with memories aplenty,Of thy time spent in fair Verona's domain."

I have a follow up question for you, @Eliott Elias: if it was between going with a lender you have an established relationship with and taking a chance on a new LO, what tips the scales for you personally?

@Lola Lo did you pull the trigger and invest?

Warps, CFD, L/O Financed Options and assumptions.

@Dave Savage I was just reading some of the post in many of the forums on here, there's a lot of information on here about LO and Sub-2 I'm just trying to find someone in my area who has experiences in putting these type of deals together.

Hi, I have been in contact with my LO about a duplex on the market.

Tengo mucho que aprender, pero lo lograre.

I wouldn't try to go against anything the L/O heavy hitters have given you in this thread, however I would ask just a bit of clarification on exactly what the potential sellers are asking for.If they indeed just want to cancel the agreement on whim then no they can't and if they want that kind of power they aren't equipped to rent their property under any circumstances.Now it sounds as if you are just assigning the lease option (as opposed to staying in a "sandwich" type deal) so if what they want is to be able to review the qualifications of the proposed tenant buyer as opposed to just letting you put any warm body in there (Not that I think you are doing that, but they have no way to know if that is what you would do) that is not unreasonable and in fact is good business on your part IMO.Again the question as to what they want was not totally evident to me.

Since the estate tax exemption was recently doubled, he thinks he'll sneak in just under the $11M max.I offered a 3yr lease with option to buy (LO) or a Master LO (MLO).