I just talked to a man who responded on a l/o ad.

Anyone gained control of apartment blocks with LO s?

I've completed a "fee simple" sale so I'm not going to run afoul of state laws on L/O, I'm out of the landlord business and the buyer has the advantage of building true equity.

For people like I who wont be able to do fix and flips in the near future is wholesaling and possible L/O the route we will be taking?

With any sandwich l/o, you will need the lease payment to be a bit less than market rent so there is some left for you if you plan that as part of your fee.

A CFD or L/O you'd buy the property subject to, it's not just "buying" the note.

Obviously we'd guide them to the method that yields the most favorable results.The problem I see with this area of lending is that most loan officers(LO's) do primary and secondary residences as their main focus and usually do not understand cash or accural methods of accounting, their relevance, or how to calculate cash flow accurately to counter an underwriting decline. 

If the house doesn't need work a sandwich L/O may make more sense.I personally wouldn't do the deal you mentioned unless you've got massive cash reserves.

The LO I set you up with will just need to get their info and submit for approval.

Here is the text from my lo"Your loan has been escalated to a higher underwriter to be reviewed as new.