I’d love to hear more from a lender, but depending on your timeline and where rates go - you would likely be better off just refinancing it into a primary residence product once you move to Colorado anyway.

But if you find developers who still sell their product to the public it's certainly worth looking into. 

David Greene himself admits he almost quit the business himself. 

David Greene did a podcast a few hours ago about this and explained how recent changes in capital gains taxes might motivate some sellers to use seller financing to defer capital gains taxes. 

I’m reading David Greene’s books and looking to start BRRRRing OOS!

It's also going to 100% be a commercial loan product and just as the post above mentioned you should be going local with this type of a product.  

@Johnathan Greene Are you a real estate agent that works in the Passaic County AreaBest regards, Michael Thomas

The difference between this type of lender/loan product and a bank will be in process, underwriting requirements, rates, and fees -- so basically everything except that you'll be able to get a 30 year fixed.

Your intent was to hold the lot for productive use with a rental on it. 

David Greene- “If it don’t cash flow, it’s a no go” Me, right nowBuying properties that don’t cash flow is an easy way to lose money in real estate.