Quote from @Paul Cijunelis: The property owner fills out the form, along with their agent/PM.

This significantly simplifies the process as it takes the secondary market out of the construction part of the process. 

Ideally, I’m looking for buyers who can offer fair deals and make the process smooth.If you’ve sold owner-financed notes before, I’d love to hear about your experience—any tips or lessons learned would be greatly appreciated!

Always a good idea to include a tax accountant in your decision-making process. 

The process is very involved as you'll have to navigate pre-construction activities that involve architectural plans and approval from the city and then the construction activities (Shovel to soil) take anywhere from 5-9 months depending on how much your building. 

And for anyone considering them, what questions do you have about the process?

The second habit that has helped me track my finances is that I’ve created a personal spreadsheet that I fill out at least once a month that tracks certain financial metrics I’m interested in comparing.

What would push the needle for you as a broker to confidently move forward with a buyer in the process of acquiring a building?

What marketing strategies do you use to fill you homes?

& track my job costs against each category so I can compare my budget vs actuals and calculate the variances.For example:Electrical Budget: $4,000Electrical Actual: $6,300Variance: +$2,300This process is more tedious because you have to breakdown each invoice or receipt and allocate the costs to each Category, but it really helps you understand where you are spending your money and why you went over budget.Otherwise, it sounds like you are having trouble measuring employee productivity?