The lease option or rent to own model is excellent if you have a property that wouldn't necessarily qualify for a typical mortgage. 

I've been looking in NJ myself and have a decent model setup. 

Seems like it could be a slam dunk for your business model. 

The second is that we are a long way off an automated model actually doing the same job as a high level LO.

This significantly increases the real cost of the property and you'd need to include these costs into your financial model.

@Alex Price First you must recognize that at the level you're discussing, the business models will be using a cashflow range because they are using IRR scenarios and not the simple calculators found on BP.

This industry has opened our eyes to so many opportunities in real estate and all its ancillary businesses with our focus being on the fix/flip model of existing farmland and eventually moving into the commercial/industrial sector of canna complexes.

depends on your own personal business model and investment philosphy. 

How’s many other business models can you say it would that easy to walk away from if it failed?

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