Otherwise, they are sitting around waiting on laundry. 

I pocked around $430 per month with limited responsibility.I was able to sell that property in 24 months to that tenant buyer and made a decent return.This doesn't make sense for every property buy lease options are a way to take a property that is sitting, to a property that is producing income while limiting your expensesAll the best!

Are you sitting on AT LEAST $50-$100k in CASH?

Insurance needs to be carefully thought out ,carry a high deductible ,look at other ideas that can lower your premium .With a high deductible you need a money sitting in a account that can cover the deductible .

But it's been sitting for 5 months on the market, and they can't sell it, so I was first going to approach with a assumption offer, but how do you approach with a subject-to, with purchase option offer?

Quote from @Vincent Caputo: Sit down with every agent/team/broker you can and feel them out.

Here are the numbers for the City of Austin and the greater Austin metro area:A 30-year fixed rate mortgage is still sitting around 7% interest:For some broader context, here’s a chart for 30-year fixed mortgage rates over the past 5 years:What if I’m a buyer?

At the same time, I’ve been seeing a lot of distressed properties sitting because owners don’t want to deal with the process—permits, contractors, tenants, refis, all that.

I lowered the price down to $700 a month and is sitting at the lowest priced 2 bedroom unit in the neighborhood.

It sits for 1 year.