Quote from @Kolin Goff: Hi all - I have a traditional 30yr Fannie/Freddie loan with 25% down on a duplex that is currently rented out and cashflowing well. 

Many traditional lenders struggle with self-employed borrowers, especially when tax returns show losses on paper.

DM if you're a traditional lender who can make this happen (without outrageous fees of course!). 

I already have one traditional LTR with a traditionally-qualified tenant.

@Neil Smith,Yes, Traditional IRA can be rolled into Solo 401K.

What is the "traditional" way of financing them?

Will these homes be appraised similarly to traditional homes in the area, or could they be lower due to the construction method?

Easier to ScaleWith less reliance on deep-discount deals and cash buyers, I can scale novations faster than traditional wholesaling.Final ThoughtsI’m not saying wholesaling is dead, but novations have helped me close deals I would’ve lost before.

To do this, you'll make a non-deductible contribution to a Traditional IRA and immediately convert that contribution to your Roth IRA.

I enjoy investing in traditional single family homes, as I’m not sure the appreciation potential of tiny homes is the same as a traditional four walls and roof building, but could definitely be a short term rental niche worth exploring!