All he had to do is fly out a couple of times.The one thing that a seller has over a builder in a very hot market is he's able to provide the house immediately, the builder just can't do that.

People comment that when flying into Tallahassee, what they see is a thick layer of green because of all the trees everywhere.

My point is that before anyone flies off the handle, it’s important to realize that not all honest and legally originated loans are subject to all disclosures, which I thought was your original question.

I think you'll be very hard pressed to get anything for that if you're flying to the Caribbean, Mexico, or Central America.What about Florida?

He works with MH dealers.There is an attorney that feels he has a corporate structure that is involved in with other entities to facilitate seller financing, I'm not sure it will really fly as setting up convoluted business structures that do not carry on another business purpose other than to do seller financed transactions as the law, again, includes any method devised to circumvent the intent of the law.As to doing a transaction that is not covered, you may be able to pass a long term interest to a property through a Series LLC (Mo doesn't have this) or something like a HOA where people buy into an organization rather than taking specific title.

Earlier this year I posted about another deal that didn't fly and why I viewed it as a success.

Looks like you're already off to a flying start.

I think I have the ability to go through the process solo; however, I think it may take me more time to close on something if I fly solo.

This is my first post in BP, although I have been a fly on the wall, observing for about a year.I am looking to buy a duplex in the DFW.

The 70% rule was meant more as a quick and dirty estimation on the fly to help you determine if you are in the neighborhood of a decent deal or not.