There is nothing different about a contract with seller financing other than the section regarding purchase price and financing.Here's a basic provision:Seller agrees to hold a purchase money deed of trust and note secured by the property in the amount of $x at a fixed annual interest rate of y% payable in equal monthly installments of $z... with the full unpaid balance due, if not sooner paid, on [date of balloon payment, if applicable]

This also manifests on these very forums, the "I'm buying a house, but my loan is being jammed up by X, Y, and Z," threads, where X, Y, and Z, are things that only come up on purchase transactions (income/DTI issues, down payment sourcing, title issues, for example), not refinances ("if they qualified when they got the purchase mortgage and didn't get fired, they're qualified now because the rate/payment is lower, so no need to check income/DTI upfront," no down payments on refis so no need to verify funds / bank statements, no title changes on typical refis, no purchase contracts on refis, you get the idea). 

Tenant has to do X in Y days and landlord has to do A in B days and so on. 

They want to sell it at XYou want to buy it at YIf X and Y ain't the same number than it's not happening.

But if you don’t have anything and aren’t planning on shooting in general, a single point and shoot might be better for someone that only wants a cam for real estate rather than a bulky cam and swapping lens for a minimal difference in price. 

What is the small vacant lot worth unimproved (Y)2b.

although you might pick up some bizz out at Running Y  which would be your competition.

Overview:New roof -- need to replace roof over both porchesnew 10 y/o furnace in basementno plumbing, electrical, or HVACgutted down to studs throughoutduplex (2/1 over 2/1) current setupnew windows for flip; determining if i can use existing for BRRRR

I’m currently 19 y/o and I don’t have any credit.

I am 19 y/o and I don’t have credit.