Seller financed transactions are installment sales, financing equity, not cash and they are under different requirements, you can begin studying under the Uniform Commercial Code, UCC, and how equity is treated based on a sale price unlike purchase money financing.

From what I have seen these terms have not been used uniformly by everyone.As an example all my MFH are in the cities not towns.Up to now I have classified these as B and C class.

See also NC LLC Act and SC Uniform LLC Act of 1996 and search for 'foreign'.

Some quick facts. This is my current residence, I have a VA loan, looking to refinance. Current servicer has been sending me notes that I can refinance at lower rate (3.875 now, current offer 2.25). Fantastic, huge s...

Make sure you have an airtight contract which clearly go through everything and you uniformly apply the rules to all applicants. 

The basic concepts of installment sales are covered in the Uniform Commercial Code and does not exclude real property but has additional provisions for personal property.

I could use some advice on the paperwork: One of the forms is a "Uniform Borrower Assistance Form".

In my 30 years, I met more than my share of bad risks in a uniform.

Replace everything, including main level with uniform LVP. most expensive option, but, possibly, most appealing.

Here is a couple of my thoughts:PositivesHOA takes care of the grounds and landscaping.HOA ensures that the properties in the complex are uniform and appealing.