I have an awesome family play area.It is the lake and I provide water toys.

Is seller finance similar to subject to?  Yes

First they coat them with trash, crayons, playdough, spilled stuff, toys. 

So in this situation, if they had to foreclose, they may be picturing the long, expensive process of needed to evict a few "residents", and then the haul-away and disposal costs for a couple of large pieces of "debris", before they would have a marketable piece of land to liquidate. 

He could be hauling drugs.

The numbers just haven’t looked good enough (or about even) for the risk and extra work.Over the long haul, index is more like 7%.

For cars, let the tenant know there are charities that will haul them off.

But whatever, it was a good crash course on turning an apartment (spent several weekends hauling out trash, painting, installing LVP flooring, lots of YouTube university).

So now we are toying with the idea of doing a lease with them, but we want to protect ourselves from "AirBnB" type bookings taking place.Does anyone have experience with this, and can you share some of your experiences and advice?

I knew many people who competed in the Water Safari and had toyed with the idea myself.