Seller financing can certainly be a deep subject for investors buying or selling, the process is not rocket science but the consequences bounce off of so many angles that can cause significant issues.

A check was deposited in my account by a friend of my tenant to cover her rent - this check bounced. 

Condos were the worst hit during the recession, and have bounced back strongly as the market returned to normal.  

Not all markets bounced the same as others here.  

With well-screened tenants, I always think that if the deposit check bounces, then you're not going to let them move in.

I will take cash today over a check that must clear tomorrow and possibly bounce any day. 

I received a bounced check last week and was informed the tenant is in an inpatient rehab.

On the criminal charges- As a debtor's attorney, I would happily file a contempt of court citation if someone submitted a bounced check to the DA's office after a bankruptcy case was filed.

And do you really want a check that could bounce anyway?  

Account Closed  Those graphs could be any major metro area in the US  Save Detroit :)  thank god the whole country is bouncing back from the edge of the cliff...