Some deals go bad because of bad actors and others go bad just due to management mistakes.

I'll come back and post the final numbers once it's sold, but for now, here's some eye candy.

It helps weed out some of the bad actors and legitimizes the business. 

Here is what the listing says relating to titling:Buyer will receive a Special Warranty Deed (SWD) or equivalent.Property may be subject to leasehold interests or other rights or claims of various tenants or other occupants, and Buyer may be subject to the United States Service Members Civil Relief Act, or other federal, state or local law, as applicable.Buyer assumes all responsibility and liability for any occupancy, and assumes all responsibility, liability and cost of taking possession. 

With all the foreclosures, i would be like a kid in a candy store!

Well it was just a thought :)Using bandit signs to sell houses on terms is like taking candy from a baby around here. $20 worth of signs = 100 calls, easy.

I am about 4 weeks new and I am like a "Kid in a Candy store" on BP.

I don't know all the aspects of the Dodd Frank act or laws regarding seller financing. 

All of the amenities, etc. for owners (waterpark, pools, parks, bike trails, tubing hill, rock climbing walls), plus The Village at Sunriver (restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, ice cream/candy, quaint shops , kids entertainment areas, and recreation rentals, are all geared towards STR guests. 

Market actors are relying on the regulatory scheme.