With some tweaking you can probably find some numbers that work out best for everyone.It may be a good idea to use a broker to broker those notes off quickly so that you don't run out of funds using a single source note buyer.If you originate the notes, be sure to use a licensed RMLO to say in compliance.Just some ideas.As a matter of fact, I have a vacant lot that we have been toying with the idea of putting a tiny house on. 

Thanks @Travis Wylie, I do have some keywords set up but not specific to locations so I will have to do some tweaking.

Tweak the numbers until you're able to get what you need and are willing to spend money on. 

CAP is equal to NOI/price.Deferred maintenance should NOT be confused with value-add opportunity and  any extensive deferred maintenance should lower the purchase price, thus increasing the CAP.Bottom line is that if the costs incurred due to deferred maintenance squeeze your numbers, and the seller is unwilling to come down on price, don't try to tweak things to make the deal work.

We only have 12 houses,  and we've only been doing this 6 years, so we're still learning, still tweaking our processes. 

The attorney will already have one built that meets your state law but it may not include some of the clauses important to you, which is where you can provide samples from other versions and tweak it to suit your needs.

Running the BP Rental calculator on one of the properties I found yielded the following (summarized, and some of the parameters can be tweaked.)

I have been tweaking the MN standard lease to fit some of this criteria for the past few days, while beginning my marketing to see if I can get applicants.

Just have an attorney look at the language and see if they want to tweak it in any way to give you more rights and protections.

Like every owner, there are 10 tiny categories I’d love to tweak.