Now with that being said ( OWNER FINANCE  ) is truly setting up a win - win situation for both parties.Just my two cents AlexBare with my rambling.I know there might be true rent to own but show me on consistent basis  where this works. 

There are some areas that the $200-250k price point can easily get $2k a month rental.  

Either way, everyone wins. 

Generally it is used for individual agents who want to build a team underneath a brokerage, however the concepts can easily be applied directly to your own firm.  

You may even want to call a few of the phone numbers listed, tell the owner or property manager that you are an investor in the area and ask them some questions about what rent you can get, what condition the property needs to be in, how easily it rents, etc.You can also check rental on zillow.com.  

I had never heard that before.. and this has nothing to do with swapping contracts but actually advertising and selling homes whether you own them or take the quasi equitable ownership argument.I would simply contact your State Department of Real estate and get clarification.. this could very easily be why you see no bandit signs etc.

I realize it may not the big win regarding instant inequity.

My name is Hector Marin and is my first experience in this web site, I'm looking to connect with awesome people who want to create win-win opportunities for business, and also with those who believe that a great way to success in business is by connecting and building effective teams. 

And postcards can be more vivid and professional in appearance, and easily read without opening.Letters can generate more calls per piece than postcards, but probably not a lower cost per call.  

If a seller has an option between a financed buyer with a 10 day inspection period, or a cash buyer no inspection period, is the person with the contingency going to win, or the one with no contingencies?