Again, this is not something that an order-taking LO from an online lender or bank is going to be able to help you with. 

One option you can do is partner with another person or person's IRA so LO loan is needed.

If a seller agrees to L/O, are they required to go to the county and have the property assessed as an investment?

Short Sale and double close...Or you can try the sub2 and L/O route, but why bother when you know that the little bit of equity that is there will probably be gone by this time next year.

Not to mention the ability to find a qualified buyer (investor/lender/retail).I don't know the Lease Option (LO) laws in Wisconsin, but it will be difficult to do this with a shortsale.

Now, on the other hand, with you being a combo investor/Realtor, you truly can offer many, many services to them, including whatever might be in their best interest - whether that be a fast wholesale deal, a l-o deal, or a tradition Realtor listing.  

If you want to roughly ballpark things yourself, take a look here: http://www.freddiemac.com/learn/lo/forms/form_91.html 

I'm guessing that one cost me about $10k...I say this...do NOT do an SLO till you have at least 12 months or 12 LO assignments under the belt IN THAT AREA....Sub-2 and SLO's are fine, but not for the newbie...IMHO...Also..

Thanks @DJ Dawson I think you are talking about https://www.sacbee.com/news/lo...How to find find goof MF deal, any content appreciated Originally posted by @DJ Dawson:Originally posted by @SP Solanki:Hi All,I see that this thread is 3 years old.

That's why I couldn't find it...But all I did was type chat into the search box - lo and behold, there it was.