The big difference is that I'm going to be renting out the house that my family currently lives in when we move into our new house this fall so I have lots of time to research prices.To get a handle on the rental prices in my area, I've worked with RE agent to set up some automated searches on MRIS and ListingBook to return comparable rentals (on the market and recently rented).

But you can do a search for the pros/cons of it here on the forums.I meant how is your credit score?

Not sure if you can search the site by zip code.

Through a google search or two I happened to stumble across this site where I read the beginners guide in one sitting and was instantly hooked.

Andrew Emery Hi and welcome to Bigger Pockets.I coach lease option assignments and so does John Jackson and Bill Walston.You could get a course or hire a coach.Here are some docs to help you:http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/REISkillsHere are some fourum posts about lease option assignmentshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/search?

(you can google him)Another way is to learn how to estimate for yourself.

Mailed some letters, looked at lots of houses on the MLS, and have been searching RealtyTrac for leads on preforeclosures.

I'm in search of a Broker that will hold my license with the understanding my priority isn't to build a "real estate agent business."

Ceasar Rosas and Vania Castillo, search this forum topic and read about our meetup in the NYC area.

Such as the offer is subject to my acceptance after the acceptance of the seller.However, I have had great success buying properties solely via email.In the mean time, I move on and keep searching for other opportunities and let this be known to all involved.