I still own both of them and have used many of the techniques they disclosed.

Lease options and other forms of seller financed transactions can be great for the right buyers.Sellers who are using sophisticated techniques are doing so to make a profit.

I have since moved away from bandit signs because I have different techniques for lead generation, but stay the course and be consistent it works!

- The Cooperative Assignment is a technique where the REI leases with option from seller, then sells - assigns the contract.

He said he was realistically expecting around $569k so I used the range technique and said "So $560-570k?"

Worst case being that the signor would have to prove with the corporate documents that they have the right to sign.With my initial studying of this technique I have some concerns with it.

If you can't find the owner of a property after trying all of these techniques, there is a good chance you might want to move forward to another property.

I am looking to expand my real estate business to include lease purchase/ lease option as a technique I use.

And send out a one page proposal to each of them without even viewing the properties offering to purchase them and a price calculated at 65% of market value.I use a similiar technique in e-mail fashion to find sellers willing to carry sub-ordinate liens.

Bottom line here is you want to understand what your cost of money is going to be so you can do your calculations acurately.You might reconsider those creative techniques.