Subject to or Lease option?

Bigger Pockets has so many interview videos with successful wholesalers, and here are some of my favorite YouTube channels to watch on that subject: The Dominique Effect, Brent Daniels, Max Maxwell, Kris Krohn, Phil Pustejovski, Clever Investor, Wholesaling, Inc., Propelio TV, Flipping Mastery TV, and real estate attorney William Bronchick.

I have always heard to 'think of it like a stock'....meaning if you sold a stock in that IRA, you would have the same tax consequences, as outlined above.

I have outlined the considerations below:1.

Most of the time, these will have ZERO personal income requirements and rely solely on subject property cash flow/FICO. 

I decided a long time ago that I didn't want to deal with lenders, negative title companies, uneducated agents who don't understand, creative financing, options, delayed settlements, subjects to financing deals, seller take back, split notes or JV offers.At 78 years old now and on home lock-Down, I have more time to do Joint Ventures with other investors nationwide and more time to practice my art.this is probably more information then you need to answer your questions.Good luck, be safe and stay healthy,Charlie

In December 2019, I had posted an article outlining 8 separate deals I put under contract (totaling over $1M in real estate) in 12 months.

There's a lot of really good content around this subject not too far from where you are. 

@Justin Gomberg in my market I see most OOS investors doing exactly what @Kathy Henley outlined.

However, COVID 19 policies may cause some market shifts. 3) Making a turnkey a "good investment" is very subjective.