Quote from @Bryan Hartlen: We’re selling a SF rental property and offering seller financing.  

My thinking is that a builder could leverage the seller financing to construct a home without traditional acquisition financing, sell the completed property (likely well before the 3-year term ends), and the seller would be paid off at closing of the sale.

We got it under what we were expected to pay. the owner knows how much i got it for and is asking for us to give him 5k to leave the house.

First you tell me how you will filter out the owners who don't want to be contacted through cold call, sms and anything of the sorts.

Purchase price: $725,000 Cash invested: $550,000 82 UNIT Mobile Home ParkPurchase price 725KDown Payment 350kCapex 200k Funds to raise 550kSeller finance 4.75% 3 Yr balloon What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

One big loophile is to start with a Multifamily 2-4 unit so that when you exit in as little as 6 months you have 2-4 doors paying the mortgage and cash flow.VA also allows you to build your home and will include the cost of the vacant land/lot into the financing.

Quote from @Kraig Hayes: I've been looking into seller financing quite a bit and I see Pace Morby is getting deals with 0% interest.

Although there may not be 100% financing I'm wondering what's usually the most a lender will lend on a deal with a great return and any recommendations, thanks! 

Elias,My recommendation is using a lender that utilizes the value of the lot to start a rehab escrow that can help you to finance the new build.

Hello everyone,I am looking to buy a small multi (probably duplex or triplex) in Chicago that I will eventually owner occupy.