And personally, even when I become more established, it's still going to be more about the CoC return than the profit amount (unless I really had unlimited cash).I was in a situation where a new partner brought me a deal and offered to split it with me.  

It has definitely brought in an influx of renters. 

If you see sales that brought substantially higher sales price and the numbers make sense, that is your answer.

He went in everyday there with two assistants and brought in around 75k a month gross.

There are pro tenant and pro landlord courts and judges.The RMLO is a protection from a seller selling on an terms as per the Ability to Repay Rule as to avoiding the penalty of not abiding by the ATR Rule of Dodd Frank if the Buyer brought you to to court saying that "I was not properly underwritten", the penalty can be a judgement in the amount of all down payments, all payments up to 36 months, all attorney costs and all court costs.My advice to operators of rent to own is1.

So far so good, had a few issues came up but handled them and everything has been fine.He recently brought up two issues with me though and I'm not sure exactly how to handle them:1.  

Glad RE20s brought you over!

I brought up the infamous double closing to him and he said that he absolutely could not do one in his office because he "could not get a title company to write title insurance on the house if it is involved in a double closing."

I got a link for half off the first year from my CPA which brought it to about $15/mo.

That's what brought me to the lease option - If we can structure a lease in which a good portion (or all!)