Essentially, it's a gift bag with a roll of toilet paper, roll of paper towels, some granola bars and candy, a trash bag, a small gift card for a local restaurant, and some bottled water.  

There are bad actors, but these cases are the significant minority of cases.

I've been slowly teaching my daughter about compounding, not buying candy and other junk just because it is shiny and temporarily cool and that real estate is a great way to make a future.

The firefighters stopped by to pass out candy...kids loved it!

I'd also want to know who employed the seller financing method to transact the business, I'd look toward the party who had the most influence, what the motivations were between the parties, is it predatory and if so to who's benefit.I'd also be looking at how much the transaction was in violation of the Act or other regulations.

If you don't mind, just email me at [email protected], in regards to the SAFE Act, I don't think anybody knows exactly what will happen in terms of consequences for breaking the act or how to be SAFE compliant for the small investor.Keep in mind that there is always going to be a market for selling property on terms, especially mobile homes, but the specific strategy may need to be altered to be compliant.I know that this is quite contrary to many of you, but I'm going to keep doing what I'm doing until my slap on the wrist comes or more information comes out about being SAFE compliant and at that point, I will adapt.

Does any one have info on the SAFE act or have a good web site to visit.

He gave me a list of things to do (buy balloons, candy, bottled water) and told me about sign placement...sounds easy enough.A couple of days later, he tells me that he also needs me to find buyers for a Duplex in the Willowbrook area of Los Angeles that is in major need of a rehab.

The Chinese are buying up Detroit like they're kids in a candy store.  

The seller selling the assets want to see qualification to know that their assets are going in the right hands and not being passed around , like a candy bowl.