Thats probably your best bet.

I would bet Pittsburgh is the same deal, we have to protect the tenant at every turn, from that scheming rich land lord :roll:

I'd bet there are some limitations to this ...

If I wanted to apply for a real estate license they have hundreds of forms there.Just like dozens of other sites I checked, not one purchase agreement.All sites I see they want you to buy that.If I get out and about today might try a stationary store, what would be a good bet there??

There are several sites that will give you information on these sales including one of our own members here GD Haslip who runs delinquent tax sales .comYour best bet would be to seek legal advice in the county you are trying to buy in.

I'll bet there are brokers out there that have told their agents not to get involved with seller financing due to Dodd-Frank.

It's too dependent on changing weather, government subsidies and the commodities market to be a good bet.

Best bet is to go to your local county clerks office and look up the Les Pendents doc-it for this property.

I don't do lease options any more.Selling on a wraparound mortgage is much safer and foreclosing in Texas, if it comes to that, is the easiest in the nation. 

I bet she gets at least $1200/mo for them.