Sudden transferees are great candidates for a l/o.  

And bypass all the restrictive L/O laws here in NC. 

If you wanted to get a LO deal done in 30 days, what would you do?

Why would you need a license to LO?

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@brian @Brian Gibbons   The laws for LO's are intertwined within Title 2 CH 5 TPC which are about Conveyances and contract for deeds. 

I know FL requires a license for flipping LO's, but does that mean I have to do them as an agent rather than as a principal? 

Except in example 1 with the L/O, it is little $ needed for the option consideration.

Especially with little assets but I am no LO.  

You will have to contact an accountant on that one or a mortgage broker as suggested by Chris Romany.I just went through getting a mortgage and that's what the LO kept telling me the UW was looking at along with other factors like DTI and DTC ratios...etc.