My thinking was after getting the property under contract, instead of the normal contract assignment with assignment fee I could use the seller financing option and have the buyer make enough of a down payment to satisfy  the price in the original agreement of sale and have monthly payments with interest paid to me.Thanks,Daniel 

Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve:Good idea for a number of reasons:1 - This won't be a refi in the sense it will have a lien on the property (mortgage). 

Originally posted by @Steve B.

Originally posted by @Rhett Tullis:i own a few around there and manage several more. 

Originally posted by @Dan Cournoyer:Hi everyone,I’m a new Bigger Pockets member, just started one of their books and I’ve been listening to the podcasts.

Originally posted by @Brendan Markle:Welcome to BP! 

I've never originated a note like this before but I've read lots of posts over the years cautioning the use of Registered Mortgage Loan Officers (I hope I got that right!)

Originally posted by @Jared Nielsen:Brian, I currently am purchasing the home through a hard money loan.

Originally posted by @John D.:        Your cabins are or are not profitable, accounting for property management and your deductions as an expense? 

Originally posted by @Cornelius Charles:@Jathin Reddy Good question.