v=te6qG4yn-PsIf you think these sales people really have your best interest at heart, take the blue pill

Choose the red pill, or the blue pill.

My estate is in great shape, bullet proof and even has a nice "poison pill provision".

There are no magic pills to solve the problem as far as I know.

There may be a deductible for each service you get (such as paying $5 for each prescription) or there may be one deductible for whatever services you get for a whole year (such as paying up to $500 for all services during a year).

You'll have a contract, be very careful not to agree to do anything illegal in your contract that could void the deal.My prescription for a cheat is to give them enough rope to hang themselves.You can state that "the buyer shall not have any obligation to report any principal or interest payment made to the seller, nor shall the borrower deduct any interest payment for tax purposes" All true.

Pretty much the same here with the CFBP, politicians tried to block it at every turn and not fund it, I'd say the financial industry is accepting the bitter pill and in return they get some protections and new benefits.There are billions of dollars in seller financed transactions, much of it now must go through servicers and at servicing rates that only a bandit would charge.

Otherwise there's an incentive to take a 'poison pill' ... where someone going into foreclosure could rent to himself for a $1 for 30 years and render the property worthless.A good attorney should be able to help you out, but I'd get out of this deal and come back at it with better info.

You need to investigate prescriptive easements as most likely the property used will attach to and run with the title to the subject property.

No max out of pocket detailThis is a limited plan in that it provides no coverage for prescriptions. 90 day limit for inpatient hospital stay. no ambulance coverage. requires referral to see specialists and some other limitations.If you want prescription coverage and unlimited inpatient hospital coverage premium become $1751.Based on what I found in NJ if you want a complete plan with no referrals, etc then figure it will cost you around 2500+.