Is it possible to, after assigning the option to the TB, stay in the picture but not in a "primary" role or a sandwich LO.

I think I understand the basics of how OF works with contract for deed, Sub2, and LO.

I plan on next focusing on doing LO deals as 12, 18, and 24 month agreements... but in a mature market (arguably OVERVALUED, and definitely NOT going UP for that much longer.)

There is no need for escrow at all on a LO.

That said, a LO agreement may be more conveniently (for the buyer, and perhaps also the 'agreement' reseller?)

Systems, Automation & Scaling: Also, I have watched / heard the LO gurus talking about 'automating' and 'outsourcing' practically everything... from buying leads and using foreign and domestic VAs that generate and / or 'pre-qualify' people, to even doing their follow- ups and booking appointments for the deal maker... to 'systematizing' practically everything else, under the sun.

In a LO the "seller" still owns the property until the tenant completes the purchase.2) No down payment in LO - just Option Fee.

Money, real estate, contractor/ handyman etc. why lo for real estate that is less populated.

Buena suerte en todo lo que hagas. 

After thinking about it for a little bit, it makes sense to assign the rental agreement IF i was also assigning my option to buy, but its still unclear.I was hoping someone could help me figure this out, or even better, point me to a good source of information that goes over the tiny little details of LO sandwich paperwork and how settlement works with them.1) Is it necessary to assign a lease even if i was doing a double closing?