Here's a article with nice pictures of different tiny house styles: http://www.countryliving.com/homes/real-estate/tin...

For example, at one point I felt I was doing all the cleaning in the kitchen--and when the roommate did clean, he'd just screw up my pans/gadgets/etc--so we had a talk about it and he paid for a maid to come and clean the kitchen and his bathroom twice a month.

Ideally you'll have backup financing in place as well if the seller financing doesn't pan out. 

I imagine this buyer demand flash in the pan will settle down again once we get into the fall, just like it did last fall and winter.Sorry, being long winded here; story short, the areas you will see great cash flow in the KC metro right now Is C market add-value single families, particularly those with unfinished basements.

This is key b/c with todays higher interest rate environment, it can be very challenging to making the numbers pan out when analyzing with property management included.

Nope.Tenants shopping around is part of the business.What is the driving concern -  spending time on a candidate and not panning out? 

Over time, they pay for themselves many times over with items found and fixed prior to closing.I would continue to pursue these items post-closing but have a growth mindset should they not pan out.Keep taking action...we all fail our way to success.

Quote from @Steven Pan: Hi Sherylyn,I'm in Dallas and looking to arbitrage in other major cities in Texas. 

Someone stole all of the towels, pots/pans, and a few other things.  

Before I found BP, networking consisted of two tin cans and a long string!