Depending on the location you could probably get a reasonable hard money loan since only 30% would be ahead of them so not a bad deal.

Maybe it depends on cycle that way IDK. 

@David Bell it really depends on when you placed the property into service (i.e. advertised it for rent).

Remember all seller financed notes are purchased at a discount (depending upon the terms, buyer’s credit, etc.) .... so there must be enough profit to cover the spread.

Remember all seller financed notes are purchased at a discount (depending upon the terms, buyer’s credit, etc.) .... so there must be enough profit to cover the spread.

It really depends on what you are trying to accomplish. 

Some entities have advantages over others depending on the activities of your business.From both a tax standpoint and a liability standpoint, forming some type of entity is usually the best option.

I dont see it for such a small house, even using super low finishes.Also, depending on the construction financing, you will most likely not be able to be your own GC, at least not at first.  

It depends on your background, experience, and personality.

Some just take the outside measurements of a house to determine it...other areas they measure room by room...so a house with the same footprint could have a different interior square footage depending on how things are laid out.