Originally posted by @Carrie Anderson:Hello, BP community!

That's also the only deal I've open carried when at/showing.

Does anyone have any experience of carrying out an ejectment of the owners in Sarasota, Florida as to approximate costs and timescales if a ejectment is followed through.Also do you have a good attorney that you can recommend to do this.Many ThanksCathy

Looks like you've outlined a seller-carry, not a lease option.

When people ask, just try to teach them and give them your best advice or direct them to BP, I think people get it and they will come back able to carry on a much more constructive conversation with you regarding the topic.

Hi Jaago,Our company requires our vacation home owners to carry liability insurance, and CBIZ is definitely among the insurance companies that our homeowners typically use.

Look at finding properties where the owner is willing to carry the note.There are many, many ways.

I'm not aware of any products that allow for a seller carry-back that will apply to the LTV.  

The more I look at it the more I think retirement accounts are a waste of time - I ought to be putting my money in real estate and building a reliable cash flow that can carry me through retirement.I'm wondering if I should stop contributing to my 401K and use those funds for REI...  

And the problem is that if the contracting arrangement has issues, it carries over into the landlord/tenant relationship, and you can end up losing an otherwise satisfactory tenant over a contracting dispute.