They could keep out agents who would have competed on price.This is the same line that many posters have said to meThe solution to this concentration of economic power often requires political power — namely, antitrust enforcement by the government.

I still can't figure out how you did it for $3k, but more power to you!

We did have 2 house managers , screw up  and they had the power to get you back in line .   

    - Once you have made improvements (ie. clearing land, bringing in power, etc. you will probably have to purchase a Liability policy2.

Real estate is an incredibly powerful tool to an investor in creating generational wealth.

If you do evict them they lose the voucher so there is a powerful incentive for them to follow the lease terms if you show the voucher recipient you're serious the first time they "try you."

Starting from scratch with power poles, septic tanks, roads, drives, etc. 

Do you think those same tactics and techniques will work well? 

Hello BiggerPockets community,I wanted to come to the forums and ask everyone who is familiar with seller financing, or have done deals using this investment technique, which states are the best to do this form of investing in and why?

Many do not qualify and having a PM does not help your case.You may want to read up on IRC 469 and review the IRS's Audit Technique guide. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-mssp/pal.pdf