I was a person with semi decent credit and no money back in 2005 when i ran across a program teaching to invest in homes and put tenant buyers into the homes for a lease option or Rent to Own.

I'm a computer programmer, not a landlord, but this seems like a semi decent opportunity.

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I am semi-knowledgeable about what I need to do but I just don't want to get scammed.Any advice would be greatly appreciated.ShaneAny advice would be greatly appreciated.

Most of these people (for the most part), are on a fixed income and retired or semi-retired.

I have a seller who has offered to carry some papers on a semi large (~3M) commercial portfolio.

I am semi-retired now and will have a very large cash flow when the properties are paid off in the next 15 years.

Comps from more than 6 months ago are not worth much at all, especially in a market that is losing money.Your only semi-recent comps come in between 70 and 80k with 70k probably being closer to value.

I did that for a solid couple of years.Now that my business is semi-stabilized, my business has changed.

Plus i was already in a semi slow market area as it was so now that this crisis is amongst us, i can't see myslef ever finding any.