I do have some training on LO by Jack Shea, who is well respected, but this Joe Mccall seems to add on a wholesaling aspect.

I have been sued before by a tenant on a L/O deal for return of their option money and the judge only asked me one question, "Did I have a Purchase and Sale Agreement?"

So recently I'm trying to get a few things done. I have a 3 unit that needs to be refi'd into something long term. I'm trying to do a cash out refi on this thing so I can start 2 new projects. Small dollar stuff, I o...

Let's just say you'd need a car in this area however as the purple line is not something you would benefit from in the near term.https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/trafficandcom...interactive map of purple line:https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-stat/graphics/lo...

Im trying to get a Landlord out of the way and place myself in the middle " Sandwich LO", but the landlord already has a tenant in the house.

Would L-O be a good strategy for a newbie, overall, minus the risks ?

Let me know if you want a referral to a rockstar VA-specializing LO in Colorado that won't hammer you on fees.You have a unique advantage as a veteran that most investors don't.  

My thoughts were to offer the home on a lease-option whereby the tenan-buyer could make a small option payment, then make a payment to cover her's to the bank and include a clause in the LO agreement that if the payment is adjusted by the bank, the the tenant-buyer's would adjust as well.  

Axel Meierhoefer Johnson Lo as someone who bought ten of those turnkey rentals a few years ago and trying to get rid of them I urge you to not buy under 900 rent properties and duplex tri quadplex because there is not exit strategy to sell to a retail buyer.

We can get loans. btw, my grandfather started making money on his first investment (a trailer park) by L/O it (this was before gurus :) because he needed to get out of the investment, and no one could get a loan.