The Owner who is doing the financing can trigger a non-compliant action by doing any of the following activities without a license:Taking a mortgage loan applicationDiscussing interest rates, terms, loan payments or loan fees with the consumerNegotiating loan rates, terms, payments, or loan fees with the consumerPreparing a loan package for the consumer Yes, the owner financer can refer the customer to a third party licensed originator, such as a mortgage broker, to handle the loan origination and completing the government related documents for the loan.

It's $800 for Bosch's package, which I don't have currently.

My point is the builders in the Pigeon Forge market were pretty much all including a furnishing package aka ready to rent on close deal and now a lot to them are not.  

With that to provide some context here are som things worth considering1) One advantage with turnkey is that it can be a very nicely packaged way to invest in real estate and for that reason it can be a good way to get started2) It is sold as being entirely passive but in reality it isn't.

But, you are still going to sign a a document in the closing package for the conventional loan that you intend to occupy the property for at least a year. 

Ashish can confirm or deny but I don’t think a $3,000 appliance package (on one invoice) would qualify even though they would separately.

Purchase price: $1,469,999 Sale price: $1,469,999 We have a 30 single family package deal for sale, rental income a month $14,420.00 19 homes are rented. 6 residential land lots. 5 more properties.

They sell big packages.  

Those little plastic blue/yellow/red push-in anchors included in the package are junk.  

Buy 10 pound packages of chicken thigh and leg.