A note holder can NOT stop the owner of a real property from selling the property.  

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Regarding your lease option plan, just make sure you follow NC state statute which came about largely because of abuses primarily in urban NC growth markets where option holders were screwed when prices spiked.

To obtain an “outsize” return on originating notes the note holder needs to assume a larger than normal risk, or find a “niche” not currently being serviced, the note BUYER needs to negotiate a purchase at a larger than market discount.  

Waive app fee and Security Deposits and you're sure to get a tenant, just don't freak out when they trash your property.Another S8 challenge for landlords is fewer & fewer voucher holders have 100% of their rent paid by S8.

We note in our advertising that we accept vouchers and the income requirements are waived for voucher holders.

Make sure your sale is the senior lien holder.

There is no manager above you, no share holders, and no risk of being fired.

Or if you can refer me to another hand holder I would much appreciate it.   

yup ticking time bomb.. the Note holders always have had and always will have the sole discretion to call the notes due based on the alienation of title.