(we met some of those room-mates and they gave us the scoop as to what was going on).The building is great - brick, newly built, good condition - and based on our comps - each of the 3 bedroom 2 bath units should be renting at around $1800-$2200/month (current condition vs fixed up)The leases were were given (signed March 1 and we bought building on March 3) are $1000, $1100 for the 3 bedroom units of sis and bro and $1300 of the tiny basement unit rented by non family members.  

You just added something to my very tiny toolbox (but it's growing).

I’m currently visiting my family in Zenda, WI, a tiny town just south of Lake Geneva and on the border of Illinois.

(there was a tiny set of stairs also)The developer told me there was also an alleyway down the side of the building that could most likely fit a wheelchair and had direct access to the condo, so it's possible that would satisfy the ADA and they could remove the ramp on the inside of the unit.I have never dealt with a property like this before, so I'm wondering, who do I talk to to make sure this unit will be ADA compliant? 

Across the bottom from the garage end is the kitchen/ living room, bathroom, linen closet, bedroom with "master bath"- which is tiny.  

SupplyLas Vegas is unique because it is a tiny island of privately owned land in an ocean of federal land.

But that's a tiny tiny fraction of overlap.

Perhaps focusing on quality as opposed to quantity of contracts will allow you to make better margins and move your contracts with greater ease.

I think that, regardless of the deal you have with the seller, the primary lender that you refinance with may not like you having a 0% equity stake in the property, or very tiny equity position of less than 25%, and may require you to reduce or eliminate the "junior lien" or whatever you want to call it that is this seller carry item. 

Another option is purchasing land to add a type of tiny home, trailer, RV, Etc.