Limited & Standard. 

Hello there Andre - hope the previous neighborhood info was helpful.In regards to this post I will caveat that I have not closed a lease/option deal aka "Rent-to-Own" however I will share what I do know to give you initial guidance until others chime in.There are ways to find lease options - including but not limited to dedicated sites such as homepartners.com, some new construction homebuilders to on/off market properties that can be seller financed. 

Best advice is to make sure you get as high a credit limit as you would ever need. 

If you buy lists make sure they flag do not call numbers so that you limit your contact to snail mail only.Email is pretty ineffective as it will usually get automatically moved by email software into a spam folder and you won't even get their eyeballs.If you have appetite to throw rehab into the mix (either flip or BRRRR) you can add Driving for Dollars. 

@Jerry Puckett thanks… I know what you mean about turnkey type investments, but not necessarily a bad idea for someone with limited time.

Using $35,000 because that is the limit to the FTHB program.

Preferably vendors with rehab experience and have worked with other investors, but certainly not limited to those specifications.Thank you

My goal is to get the Max rents and limit the maintenance.1.

Interest only is very limited with banks but with agency debt it can be up to 5 years.

Typically these loans are limited to 60-70% of the LTV of the property.