@Joe SplitrockI have read thoroughly your detailed explanation, and while you indeed raised few valid points, I think that you have missed 2 major points which turn this BFF strategy into a powerful one.The first is that in this strategy you usually seller finance the property to the borrower in ~20-25%% higher price than what you might sell it in ordinary way.

I know you did a title search, but make sure it was thorough because standard title searches would not normally show other things that you may not think about.

Just like any other things you can put your money into, buying into the crypto market is a matter of doing your own research. and being thorough about it. don't invest in things you don't understand or don't care about.

I was thoroughly impressed with their operation when we did an online consultation.

If you feel similarly then I'd urge you to investigate that aspect thoroughly before choosing a bank, because it's a lot easier to do that than change banks later (which I've also done, because of monthly fees, but it's always a PITA).Hope this helps you.

Something like Prop 58 is exactly what I was looking for, I definitely need to be reading these FAQ's way more thoroughly.

Your next step needs to be to download a copy of your local regulations, and read it THOROUGHLY.

I might note that some software options do offer applications that provide thorough tenant screening; these comprehensive background checks include the basic application information (job history, rental history, and requires that the applicant provides some supporting documentation, ie. valid form of government ID, most recent paystubs, and contact information for prior landlords etc) - but in addition to the basic information, it includes the information pulled from TransUnion (one of the three major credit bureaus).

You are also able to work closely with tenants who have been thoroughly vetted by the program prior to applying to your unit.

The infastructure of the park needs to be thoroughly checked.