Any other financial techniques or advise and input on this would be great.

Early on in my <2 year BP tenure I learned more practical landlording tips and techniques from MikeOH than I learned in 12 years of owning a rental.

As long as the numbers and sale price work for both the seller and the investor (me), I tailor the transaction process to serve their needs...and at the end of the day almost every one of them is grateful to me for doing so. 

I got interested like many as an investment technique and maybe even acquire some properties.  

So the "Rent-to-Own" agreement is between me (the "Landlord-Seller") and the "Tenant-Buyer" (nothing recorded until deal is "paid-off")In all my years using this "owner-financing" technique, I have never had to evict a defaulted buyer.

It means that they can't be successful by trying to tailor their business owner by owner. 

It will probably spill over to wholesaling, because in the minds of banks and regulators, the two techniques fall into the same category."

It's just that some people are better at implementing techniques and walking alongside others to show them how to do the same.For instance, I favor finding properties "Off Market" doing “Subject To” and selling on “Lease Option” for great cash flow and nice profits.

Consult a financial advisor, real estate agent, or investment advisor for tailored advice based on your unique financial circumstances and objectives.There is no one-size-fits-all solution.

To do that, you need to learn about new techniques, tools, and materials.In the world of sales, it's similar.