Also, any system you pay for should have tons of access to the promoter(s), without having to incur an additional fee.Not sure of your goals, but frankly, all the info you need you can find for free right here on BP - check out the blogs, forums, and for sure the podcasts!

Seller holds the deed until you pay off the loan:  http://www.forrestergrouprealestate.com/Blog/Lease-Option-vs-Contracts-for-Deed

Some of the neighborhoods were obvious and well known (Heights, Memorial, River Oaks), so I'm watching as up and comers (Lindale) and some I hadn't heard of before. http://www.houstoniamag.com/articles/houstons-top-...What do fell Houston investors think of the list? 

Here is a link on cash out financing after 6 months; http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/5110/blog_posts...Here is a link on delayed financing, prior to 6 months - and requires paying cash for the property. http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/5110/blog_posts...

There are many posts, articles, etc. on lease options that can give you great information.

This article's focus is on forward-looking expectations of individual housing markets.

There is another Bigger Pockets article about this.

I just noticed this article and thought it might help as well:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/04/01/newbies-gauge-rental-rates-before-buy-property/

Here is a link for a free 300 Page book of articles I wrote on Lease Purchase contracts-strategies and marketing that I thought you folks would enjoy. http://goo.gl/EIS34PClaude Diamond J.D.

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