I just acquired a little 2 bedroom condo last month on owner financing with $7,250 down and the owner is carrying the note for me for 12 months. 

I have to get a permit to do that even though its rural area with nothing but farms around it.And the septic rules keep tightening up there worse and worse where its rendering some lots that were previously approved for a one or two bedroom septic to where they are literally unbuildable and useless because they won't allow any septic at all.   

I grew my list to over 500 buyers, which drastically increased competition for my deals and nearly doubled my assignment fees.

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We turned the 2 bedroom, 2,000 sq/ft home, to a 5-office, property with a kitchen, two bathrooms, a parking lot and a backyard.

Or just the common areas and their bedroom? 

@Logan M. another stream of income, if you don't want to have clients finance through banks is financing them yourself and collecting the 12-15% on contract sales.Do you offer any mini storage in any of your communities for an additional income stream?

The only way I see 2% anywhere is renting by the bedroom.

I ended up locking in a 6% fixed rate and I'm glad I did because my interest rate would have doubled if I went with a HELOC.

A double security deposit can.