Originally posted by @Quinton Bogle:I know someone who are willing to do seller financing to me but I'm new to this, and I been hearing researching about Lease Options, but the thing for me is if I Lease Option it to someone else do they get to buy the house for the remainder of the Loan owed on the House In general, you will be in a much better position as the owner with a seller-financed deal, especially if work is needed.I like to own it with SF, then lease option it to a homeowner in training /TB.

I train people who buy a couple of Turnkeys.

As another coach dangles a $1,000 carrot for his training system with a in-house software.At least it's $9,000 cheaper than another guru.

Do investors offer hands on training?

(Close to train tracks, across the street from a warehouse, busy street, etc.)What is the average DOM for your area?

Get quick training on best tenant screening techniques.  

Thats just my train of thought.

Boutiques are obviously smaller, don’t have name recognition and usually lack formal training, branded marketing products with partner vendors and it’ll rely on you to get most of not all software for prospecting and databases but the commission splits are typically more favorable and it’s a smaller family feel.

I’ve been studying and training wholesaling for a couple months.

I totally agree on late fees being an important tenant training tool.