In fact, I was also concerned because so far it doesn't appear that the buyer's house has been relisted. 

You're going to get just enough info to want to purchase another "course" or "mastery" program.

If you have a timeline, or investments that require a high level of transactions over time, this can be problematic.I suggest you evaluate programs that provide you with direct control over the funds such as a checkbook IRA or Solo 401(k). 

I have the calls go to a Google Voice # and then I check Google voice and ask for an email address to which I send an overview of the Rent to Own program and a brief overview of the properties. 

Here it is from the horse's mouth: yes, you can use the rental income, in nearly all cases, including when it hasn't had an opportunity to appear on ANY tax returns yet.

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It appears that nearly every agency has a program and I’m trying to find one that is really top notch and supportive.  

It appears I can get a heloc......so I am going that route on the less expensive property.  

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The site makes everything appear very turn-key and the reason it caught our interest is that they work in two of the markets we are looking at.