Sometimes there are some tiny details in perception, which you could get only personally connecting with people who enter the property. 

Why recommend against a lower offer when it delays the agent's payment and only adds a tiny bit to their bottom line?

@Jason BoritzDid you you finish your tiny home project.

If you want to analyze every detail of your tiny campaign to pretend you have convinced yourself you know the magic formula to get the highest possible return, good luck.

@Hui Tin - I am paying it off, it was not used for this "strategy" I will take 30 year fixed all day

So in reality your target market is TINY . hard to penetrate and the dollar amounts are very small so very limited income potential. 

Just as you don't alleviate the drought by placing rules on single family homeowners during the drought which account for a tiny fraction of the state's water usage.That all said, from an investor/developer standpoint, getting your hands on lots that can be rezoned could produce windfall profits for you if done right.

My plan was to build a tiny house barge, barge is like 8k, the tiny house I hadn't come up with a hard number yet but hoping for around 12k.

But the tying up of property with tiny EMDs, without regard for the seller and their situation (pending tax sale, foreclosure, immediate financial need, etc) seems to have become more common place.  

As for seller fi, it's nice if they require a tiny downpayment of you, or it's a deal a bank won't finance (which i stay away from), but outside of those two perks I don't see a benefit to it.