M/H loan is Assumable w/ Qualifying or a Transfer of Equity deal.M/H owner prefers to sell but will do a L/O or whatever it'll take to get out of this foreclosure.

If there are any realtors from Illinois who aren't overly impressed by their current LO, then I challenge you to give me a try to get the job done.

Alright I'm a new investor,Ive been calling people left and right filtering out non motivated sellers.Anyways I'm not a greedy person,so I'm willing to give the owner 60% of apperication and I keep 40%.I have two people on my list to call them up if their willing to do a L/O.The other two one I gotta call up in a couple of days to see if their still interested in the deal.Another one I'm gonna speak with him,tommarow to discuss more of the matter.I need a L/O contract along with splitting apperication.

my name is chris and perhaps we can venture together and learn the ropes. i am taking my dre on may 25th for my license. my grandpa owns a business as well as owning the commercial lo ts, his son (my uncle) owns a architectual design business, my grandpa also carries a contractors license, so i am trying to learn the financial and planning side of it. i am also in business with The Mili Group, i highly recommend attending, it provides a great business opportunity as well as education, perfect for newbies in the indusry.

Hi Mike,Thank you for replying to my post.Great to hear MN is L/O friendly.

Newbie, just get an Option agreement signed stating that if you find a tenant buyer, the agreement will then turn into a L/O at that point.

Well,all I have is like 5-6k,and at the moment I'm trying to put a deal together through L/O or Subject-To's.

Hi to all,This is my 1st post and I wanted to say thanks for all the great info on the forums.I'm currently live in Tx and wanted to do LO's and CA's.

you are correct, but getting a LO Lic will help.

@Jay Neil are you looking to assign or sandwich LO?