Not to mention that he does not own any investment properties.

The GNND program seems great for building quick equity as you mentioned, but I don't really like the 3 year OO requirement.

(can't read the handwriting)Not to mention you are in New York which is the most expensive market in the country.But as others have said, when in doubt get another 2 to 3 other quotes.  

I’m pretty sure we’re going to sell and reinvest but I am going to look into the company you mentioned also.... just in case. 

In return for providing all of the "come up money", the partner would receive 25% ownership stake and, as I mentioned, be paid back with interest. 

@tim millazo It's great you mentioned that first point because I was thinking that staying in the house (6 unit 1 house) would take away a good chunk of what I could be making and you're reasoning is sound...thanks for mentioning that!

@Dave BolducAll three of the firms you mention will be a 3rd party processor. 

@Caleb Heimsoth  Sadly, the father mentioned it in passing when speaking to the lender and they considered it the ommision of a material fact. 

Joe mentioned recently that he's going to be doing a new podcast focused entirely on Lease Options - I think he said he's going to call it "Lease Purchase Wealth" and he's just going to be teaching - no interviews. 

As mentioned in another thread, the tenant is more likely to pay at the beginning of the lease and they'll likely still be living in the unit (and I have leverage to evict for non-payment) at the end.