It has Roth component and traditional built in.  

If you're sticking to all-cash, passive investments, you’re right that flippers and small developers often look for cash investors to fund deals without traditional financing.

I imagine the home I can use a construction loan or my heloc again to complete and then get a traditional mortgage as that will be on its own lot, but the cabins will all be on a large lot containing the farm itself.

The best opportunities to get seller financing is those properties that require repairs and traditional financing may not be an option.

Rates are typically higher than a traditional cash out refinance, however at least you are not getting the full loan amount + you have the flexibility to draw/tap in the money whenever needed.

**Flexible Financing**: DSCR loans can offer more flexibility in terms of qualification, especially for those who may not have a traditional income stream.

Then a traditional rental once you move out, assuming you will rent the whole house.

The Twin Cities has traditionally been an excellent place for growth, but there are many metro areas that will offer you similar profits.

You don't have to tweak much to take a traditional LTR lease and make it fit an MTR or month-to-month setup.

Yes, it looks cool on Instagram and sells a lot of memberships but you get in the group and find many reasons to focus on more traditional strategies right away.