So I have been studying the subject as to avoid any dangerous pitfalls.

Super high credit is also a danger sign. 

If buyer has past due child support, and at time of sale are the proceeds from the sale in danger of being taken away?

Joe Gore LOL, and there you go again, speaking without any meaningful contribution and only eluding to substance, pay no attention to that man behind the curtain...

@James Vermillion @Joshua DorkinI would like to extend your guidance and say if you have never participated in the forums (i.e. zero posts) and send out a colleague request without an personal introduction, the recipient has no context in which to interpret the colleague request.Such requests have not substance and are little more than spam.

When I negotiate a seller carry I avoid the dangerous assumption that I will be able to refinance the debt easily at a later time,as Will Barnard wisely mentioned.

I am wondering whether my house is in danger now.

Child care would be another liability issue in your property.My insurance company prohibits what they consider dangerous breeds - pit bulls, Rottweilers, Shepherds, etc.

This seems dangerous to me at best... but in this particular case I didn't address it in the lease... so I'd feel bad about not allowing it after the fact.For reference the fireplace is listed on the property appraisers site as a 'pre-fab' model.

My contention is the 70% rule is both absurd and dangerous.