Hello BP,

Has anyone had experience (good or bad) with a "Sandwich Lease to Own" option?

Which portion of the "sandwich" were you?

I'd love to hear the good, bad and ugly.

Thanks!

Used the BRRR strategy from the start5. 

Used the BRRR strategy from the start5.

Which then means: you haven't been able to use the BRRRR strategy after all.I'm not saying turnkey properties can't get "10% yearly", but just that: it's too hard to SCALE those investments...

@Kiran Kumar Don't limit your investing strategy to ball park numbers and age of property.  

I am about to finance my fourth rental property using the BRRR strategy and then my bank will not lend to me anymore, hitting the magical fourth loan.

I recently bought a property (using BRRRR strategy) but we had an offer in on one that just didn't work out after inspection.

@Michael Bertsch I will be picking up this book and the bigger pockets tax strategies one.

We plan to achieve this goal by generating cash-flow through the buy and hold strategy, likely starting with a 4-plex in Anchorage using a FHA loan as an owner-occupant to begin house-hacking.

@Chris IrvinChris, you never get in title with a lease option, you control the property.The best way to get on title is sub2 or a wrap or a land contract, now your exit strategy may be a lease w option or a lease w ROFRSee my BP blog "Make money without banks or credit."