I do screen these individuals to what I thought was quite thoroughly, as I followed up with both employer and prior rental (who were there for 6 years) but I felt like I simply just got a bad hand dealt as they found something with a driveway (which they had made complaint of my residence since it down not have one at a lower price in a less desirable neighborhood).

A tenant of mine who moved in July 1st has informed me that they will be moving out March 2nd due to a change of employment resulting in a move to the East Coast.  

So, your goal shouldn't be so much as to how to do seller financing but when seller financing is useful and might be employed, leave the how to, to the financing and legal folks. :)    

I know where they live, their employer, income, social insurance number, credit score, age etc. etc. etc. fairly easy to find out where I live even if I had not provided them the information.

Notwithstanding all these delicate elements that make Miami a profoundly alluring real estate market, its nearness to Latin America has made the city a particularly blasting business sector for international investors.

Are them employed by someone stable like the federal government, or are they employed by a company in the midst of layoffs.

I can see having difficulty as a brand new LLC but if you have good credit and your debt to income is low to moderate and you are currently employed I don't see why you are having trouble. 

Rest we try to do Allure vinyl stuff(home depot #33114).

@Lyndsey Whiteaker, If your intent is primarily to resell (flip) you'll actually pay ordinary income tax state and federal which will probably include Self employment tax and the Affordable Health Care Act premium depending on your entity structure.  

As an example, Orlando is projected to increase employment 4% a year for the next 10 years.