Yeah, the common response to that on a owner finance is "you can always take back the property." 

If they aren't asking for it, I wouldn't give it back. 

Sounds like you got a winner there :) We actually just bought a new one last year- amazing location with main house on a great corner, and separately addressed guest house in the back that we rent out.

Stick with what's tangible and tax-backed, man. 

Get renters out of their neighborhoods and back in to large apartments owned by large companies where they belong.

After I read that book, I couldn't go back to a typical life.

@Jonathan Tavarez  Would love to check you out when I come back up that way to check on my project.

Now I understand.Thanks for letting me know that any additional money I would get back is really "nothing".  

Heard nothing back.

FSBO, expired leads, local homeowners)- Nurture your network consistently via phone, email, text, in-person events- Set as many appointments as you can to get in front of people and explain your value proposition... then go back to nurturing the contact until they have a question or need something from you- While doing all of the above, try to avoid/ignore the 'shiny objects' that are sold to agents on a daily basis.