If you are doing LO sandwiches, protect your option and cloud the title w a memorandum of option.If you are doing LO assignments, I would have the tenant buyer protect their option by giving them a letter to do it themselves and send them to a title co in Fayetteville.

If I need a co-signer that is not my mom will this person need to be put on the deed?

The agreement simply says that you are responsible for paying off the note and any profits you get to keep.a title co can probably do it pretty easyim looking for deals like tmyself.

And rather than going for home loans, I say look for investors that will loan to your LLC without your having to co-sign.

It helps that LLC's in CO are incredibly easy and cheap.How is Wisconsin doing?

Even title co. can help you with a contract.When you find an investor friednly title co. you need to know if they work with assignments, double close, dry or wet closings etc.

I got a question from a potential tenant/owner if he can have a co-signer as part of his lease option agreement.

If in deed the market was strong and the sale at that prices was reasonable to expect during the build time.. currently in our market in PDX virtually every new construction is sold during the build phase and will close within a few week so of the CO being received from the county.I would be interested to hear from builders across the country if they would do a deal like this or if they would think its too tight and or think its a bigger than normal profit.JLH

But I would no more buy their materials for them than I would co-sign on their mortgage.

We used to dominate the Lake co. tax sale buying 100 plus properties a year..