It could be interpreted, and there has been case law, the an option constitutes equitable interest assignment and therefore violates Due on Sale Clause it the lien holder discovers.  

The water and electric is off and the fridge still has food in it... uugggh.

The THEORY is that the risks and obligations of Dodd Frank will transfer to the assignee or holder of the note.  

For sellers: direct mail, bandit signs, networking with other wholesalers, Craigslist, social media/Internet marketing, telling everyone you come in contact with what you do, etc etc For buyers: Local investors club, call for rent signs, mail to rental license holders in your state, Craigslist, networking with other real estate professionals, etc

I'm starting to call it la's 18hour city because of the influx of cool and interesting foods and entertainment options that seems to be contributing to the desirability of the area in whole.

I do lots of volunteer work and give to food banks, health clinics, and battered women shelters.I mentor others who also give back to community - whether the impact is local or global.I'm new to REI so don't ask me for advice. 

I know I won't send deals to someone who beats me down every time I get a deal for them.Just food for thought...Thanks,Matt

As to the redemption, I don't remember but the redemption right may be limited to other lien holders only, and not the owner.

Get the book then go eat some greasy food.

One thing I did want to throw in here for food for thought though...