And along with the state regulated lease options, I can't really argue with the legislation.

Although off the topic, it should be said that private money and consumer loans are a bad mix, as my mortgage attorney says "... they have been legislated out of existence...".

Basically, what I came down to is that you start with the general premise that absent specific legislative restriction most property rights are alienable.

no Rent Credits.Study your landlord tenant law in Indiana.Any repairs in most states are illegal.Here is your landlord tenant law in Indiana.https://iga.in.gov/legislative/laws/2014/ic/That said, here are some lease option videos.https://reiskills.wistia.com/projects/hi523rehry@Bill G might want to comment.

It brings us down collectively, and only encourages legislation and rules that hurt our industry.

You can't legislate individual ambition; it's been tried and doesn't work.

Granted, this is not advisable and probably outside of the legislative intent of the statute, but it seems like it's legally permissible - notwithstanding that the risks most likely outweigh the benefits.

HOA's do have their special legislation, which is why the debt survives a mortgage foreclosure also.

You'll see - owner financing of any kind will be legislated.

They write legislation and lobby for community laws.