Would a potential buyer prefer 1) a straight rental in which they receive the entirety of the cash flow and potential to outright sell the home later, or 2) prefer a lease option contract that would theoretically reduce turnover, but one day only produce lot rent once tenant executes the option?

The alternative view to that is if you have no cash left in the property, and it goes bust, someone else loses their money, while you collected cash flow for the entirety.

This is potentially a 200k+ profit minus the cost of repairs I am doing all the research I can, reading books, spending hours a day on BP as well as watching videos and listening to podcasts but I still have lots to learn and feel a bit overwhelmed by the entirety of it all.

You would owe the entirety of the mortgage balance immediately.In the event that you paid off your current mortgage and wanted to owner finance the home, you can do so with whatever terms you and the other party agree upon.

,Thanks so much for your reply My All-In Purchase will hopefully be  $70,000  (  $25,000 for Rehab , $25,000 for Lien , $5,000 back taxes, $10,000 to the seller , $5,000 for Closing Costs/Pre-Paids ) The ARV should come in around  $120,000  ( minimum )The house will HAVE TO be renovated / repaired in its Entirety before I can live in it  ( It's in rough shape ) lol So I'm thinking a 203K FHA loan will be mandatory  ?

The previous owner removed the kitchen in entirety and some of the landscaping, among some other small items.

Are you turning your home into a boarding house type situation or are you renting out the home in its entirety?

I encourage responders to read the entirety of what I wrote.

I'd hate to think that one employee speaks for the entirety of a company.

Life insurance for the entirety of one's life isn't usually necessary.