I play sports most of the day Choice of 45 golf courses-most free for life, 140 pickleball courts, 2000 clubs to be part of, listen to music at 3 different venues each evening and have almost all properties under great management with a personal assistant overseeing them.

That is the choice I was leaning towards, but I wanted to make sure my thinking was in the right place.

A buyer came to me asking if I can seller finance to him as he is finishing a similar (owner financed) deal with a unit he lives in inside the complex.Is it possible for me to sell him a purchase option for say $1,000 for six months while I rent the unit to a renter of my choice?

Also whether you want to be in the downtown center city area near all of the Artsy fartsy galleries, clubs etc, or do you prefer the tourists area, or maybe living it up by the waterfront {there are many choice hot spots}.

I own rural acreage free and clear and my goal is to build my next home on it as soon as possible so staying in my current home is not my first choice.

I've thought it would be beneficial to know something about the occupancy and condition of a property Before mailing a letter, but that greatly limits the number of letters I am able to send.Some perspective and advice would be appreciated much.

Bringing in a reliable and highly recommended contractor along with the home inspector would be my choice.7.

I think you made the smart choice...if the tenant has a problem coming up with the entire deposit, most likely they will have a problem coming up with your rent every month.Best of luck!

Your post made me look it up on google and apparently if I had bothered to research how to remove these before drilling holes around it and trying to remove it (with the end result looking like a bazooka shot through my wall), I would have saved myself much anguish, frustration and choice words for the previous owner - this link may help - http://www.ehow.com/how_5607858_remove-molly-bolts-wall.htmlI guess I will try and remove the rest of those stinking blinds this weekend now that I know how!

Although "foreclosure re-conveyance" schemes can be beneficial and ethically conducted in some circumstances, many times the practice relies on fraud and egregious or unmeetable terms.[1]Source: http://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2012/697.08 697.08?