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The above illustration depicts a Sandwich Lease Option. In a sandwich the meat is in the middle. The best part of a sandwich is the meat, and you (the investor) are in the middle of the transaction; your reward (the meat) is the difference between what you paid for the home and then what you sold it for. There are also ways to make this deal even better and more profitable, which will be discussed in later chapters.

A variation of a Sandwich Lease Option is the Cooperative Lease Option. In a Cooperative Lease Option (discussed on my website) the investor finds a seller and does a lease option with them, and then “flips” or assigns their contract to an end tenant buyer and keeps the option fee. They do not stay involved or in the middle.

One other possibility is a Lease Purchase. While a lease option gives the investor the right to purchase real estate, the lease purchase guarantees that he or she will purchase the property during a given time period. Therefore, use lease purchases with much caution.