The more it is set up to resemble a standard bank transaction, the easier it will be for you to do what you want.

(I own 150+ homes) Also I failed to mention that the existing roof is not shingles but rather that hybrid metal looking roof that resembles tin. 

Basically something that resembles a check..

Look around that area and see other prices and how close they resemble it.

Hey I'm from Taxachusetts and I resemble that!

I probably wouldn't do it... instead I'd lower the purchase price by some amount resembling the discount on the note, and let the "note buyer" originate the loan directly to the buyer. 

Even with sheetrock, there are homes that in all other respects resemble a cabin, and it is fairly easy to add paneling over the sheetrock in the future.

These type loans resemble construction loans where builders sell off properties as they are completed and sold.

Once land is more limited, it will resemble other cities that have populations that are living farther and farther from the city, causing prices to increase for prime locations.Affordable house price.

Henry -Normally, my wife relegates me (and the dog) to my 15 year old Nissan Pathfinder...Btw, that Will Gardner guy could be my cousin's twin...definitely see the resemblance with me as well...not sure if that's a good thing... ;-)