Thanks to everyone for welcoming me here at BP.My interest is in Lease Option/Sandwich Lease.I am doing a lot of reading on these options.

You are not the owner, so this is really a sandwich lease-option?

I do the whole gamut of investing using strategies and resources such as subject to, land trusts, lease options, sandwich leases, auctions, hard money and private money lenders, dealing with FSBOs, selling properties FSBO, networking, marketing, and I'm always trying to learn something new and believe no one can ever know everything.I've read many books, scoured forums (including this one, but I've only recently began posting).

She said the state of MN takes a very dim view of these contracts because so few buyers ever exercise their option on them.I am trying to use it to do a sandwich lease option but was told by her I should try to use a contract for deed instead.

HiDoes anybody know where to find a form packet for sandwich L/Os?

And there are pitfalls.If you are taking an educational class, is the focus for RE Investors doing Sandwich Lease Options, or is the focus on first home buyers as LO Tenant Buyers?

The market is primed for sandwich lease option investors.

Fix them up and do a sandwich lease.

Although I've considered a sandwich lease option , I just don't feel as if I would have enough control doing a deal like that.

When you have a sandwich L/O and your renter decides to take his option how does that work when closing?