I am curious is anyone here besides people who teach lease options flipping lease options as a full time business or is it mostly just good as a back up strategy for wholesale leads with no equity ?

They said the tennant's attorney wanted to know if I would drop the charges (im suing for money owed and rent leading to the date they actually leave) if the tennant could be moved out by March 10.

@Stephen Doyon:Hi Steven, I would agree with your perspective regarding the population, units available and subsequent deal availability.The original discussion was more about the number of BP members from this area vs other areas.

All free leads for people who've inherited properties.

It leads me to believe that the context is different than the quote itself seems to lead one to believe.

I would be so grateful, nothing extra just the basic agreement to purchase, escape clause, assigntment of contract, and/or lead paint disclosure.

My husband and I are in the learning process and I am usually very good about timing.I will leave with one more side note: Because of one of the whole sale podcasts, I was able to grasp a little more knowledge from WHERE to get my leads!

Also, age is a factor as a 1969 home will have more issues, lead-base paint requirements, possible asbestos, etc.

In August of 2013 I paid $7,680 for lead abatement.

Certainly, doing additions are a big undertaking, and if you don't have the experience/team/confidence to do it, it doesn't really matter what the math says.That said, if a great deal comes along, perhaps it's a good opportunity to find an experienced rehabber to team up with to take the lead.