That's too often places that are not clean, of questionable safety, ill-maintained, etc.

thank you @Leo Kingston  ill try that number shortly. i need all the help i can get, i appreciate it.  

Paid $4000.00 to file for bankruptcy (He had a business and got ill, went down hill since.4.

@Bjorn Ahlblad ill try that.

Ill shoot you message!

I would love to grab coffee and chat real estate so ill message you.

Some fans of this strategy have better explanations why its safe and viable ,,,than others.Keeping thought thought ,Ive heard Killer Investors here in Los Angeles say they wouldnt touch Lease Option with a ten foot pole,,,very frustratingUltimately you gotta "Man Up" and make your own decisionKeep me posted,Ill do the sameDave DoyleLos Angeles

Then ill get deals and financing. 

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Ill have to look into that.