Some mortgage companies will allow you to acquire property without paying any amount or down payment. This is called zero down investing. One way to zero down investing with lease option is to acquire property from a seller where you pay an option fee after you find a lease option buyer. When the buyer has pays you the option fee, you pay the seller their fee and you are left with some amount as profit. This is often referred to as a sandwich lease option, where you pay a lease option with no money out of your pocket.
The other option is not to pay the seller an option fee until you find an option buyer. The option fee collected is yours for keeps. This is zero down leasing in a way. Having cash reserve is however good to keep you going in case something goes wrong with the deal.
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