You don't want to do any long term installment contract without an attorney, if you can find one to do one.The DOS and FHA regulations are anchored in federal law, not administrative "discipline" and administrative rulings carry the weight of federal law. 

I agree with you Jennifer for that I'm trying to weight the pros and cons and see if people have done this successfully

Details below and hope to see you then:What: Local investor meet-upWhen: Saturday 7/25 at 9 am Where: Scholars Inn Bakehouse, 3002 E 3rd St, Bloomington, IN 47401@Cory Gardner @Andrew Meyer

@Brandon Turner So it seems that the cover of the book has some weight on the outcome after all... :-)Kudos,Mary

@Stacy E. are you a member of the local REX (Real Estate eXchange) group?

(And feel free to reach out if you're looking for tips on how we did it).Finally, thanks to all our meetup members who are also BP members:@Sandra Roddy, @Dustin Karns, @Paul Wurster, @Jacob Michaels, @Katie Kim, @William Strong, @Natalie Heo, @Dominic Jones, @James Wise,@John Kantola, @Robert E.

If a repair is needed, they usually e-mail or call me. 

Originally posted by @Carolina E.

we allow pets, just not 8 breeds, which is set by the insurance.we charge $25 extra per pet per month in addition to 250 cleaning fee.some dont charge anything, but those are desperate landlords, with crappy units.it seems to me that all tenants have to have pets. they can't afford their own housing, so they go ahead and make it harder on themselves by adding more weight on their shoulders - higher rent and pet bills. makes perfect sense to me!

This sounds exactly like that new A&E show "Multi-Family Disaster Seeking Optimistic Buyer".