James, I'd be happy to discuss your legal options with you. 

Also, the GC typically (though not always) will have an in house "crew" that can do all the stuff the subs don't do much of.

Don't let that discourage you, and certainly don't think that your options are then limited to conventional financing. 

Also, if the seller is willing owner financing may be another option too. 

Forming some relationships for when you need to take a step back will at least let you feel like you have options, even if you never use them.  

@Jack Deer vacant lots typically take much longer to sell, so agend spends mroe time.Would you rather pay an agent by the hour?

With that said- there are other programs that can accomplish similar benefits in terms of minimal down payment options, etc. 

If it does, does it also have a section that gives another option? 

If you wants to find a property in Nashville you should define your investment goals, research the market, choose a location, assess your budget and financing options, choose a particular type of property, become acquainted with local regulations, network with professionals, conduct thorough property search and due diligence, think about one’s long-term investment strategy and assess risks and opportunities.You can locate a good home in Nashville by taking these steps and consulting with knowledgeable local consultants.Good luck!

In majority of instances seller financing for the seller is a horrible idea and should only be an option when the home doesn’t get conventional financingMany will disagree with above which is fine - it’s similar to winning lottery and taking lump sum over payments.