It includes an analysis for Sandwich Lease Purchase possibilities.

Hi, you are talking about Sandwich Land Contracts, where you buy (In Minnesota) on a Land Contract, and then sell on Land Contract.I advise you get an attorney that has court experience re: Land Contracts.

Sandwich Lease Options on HOA property is not easy.So maybe a creative sale such as an Installment Sale or Wrap - AITD.

Additionally, there is enough product in the wall cavities neutralize many more time the amount that the drywall can ever hold.I understand your scenario about the removal and sneezing on a sandwich.

My thinking is Why pay for a sandwich at a gas station when you have ingredients in your refrigerator to make one.

Do you think SLO are a good start for beginner investors with little money? risk to benefit wise and If you SLO a property from a homeowner for a period of lets say 4 years and your able to get a tenant but at the end...

I was speaking of a "sandwich" L/O where I would call landlords and ask if they would consider selling.

Do some study about sandwich leases.

The owner owns it out right and is out of the country I am thing of wholesaling it or doing a sandwich lease option.

Sandwich - lease from them and guarantee 1300, option to buy at say $300K, then sub lease at 1800 (lower than market rent), option at 95% of appraisal to tenant buyer.