I like the 2-part epoxies, which dry far harder than any kind of filler; Elmer makes a decent one that's not very expensive that I used successfully to repair a broken area around a door lock on one of my unit's front doors (a historical door).

In wholesaling is clear you lock the property up under 30 to 45 day contract to find a buyer but with lease option I'm not understand how I lock the property up without using my own money to pay the first month rent until I find a qualified buyer.

I have had several agents over the years give me lock box codes.  

In my experience I would go with sliders.Less spaceTighter weather seal (my existing french doors do not seal well unless locked with deadbolt)However, french doors are more aesthetically pleasing.

Recently I made a deal with another bank for a commercial loan at 1% over prime locked in for 5 years.

In May of 2015, I gave Troy Joyner or FPM Houston Homes and FPM Development a $3,000 check to lock up a $85,000 house located at 2710 Wheeler Street Houston, TX. 

Just locked one up today! 

There is a lock box on the house as far as I know, I can check that but still feel that someone there would be a help. 

Don't try this yourself, go to an attorney and put my words in their ear.

If you have any tips on how you analyze areas in Ada County, I'm all ears.