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Updated about 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Options for my unique flip?
Good afternoon,
I have a unique situation.
I purchased a cozy 2bd 1bth home in South Dakota from the government. Part of this government contract requires I remove the home off the property. I was going to originally set this down on a plot of land in my state of Kansas but long story short I realized I can make much more money moving it in-state. I need an estimated 70-100,000 to facilitate this flip.
I need to buy a plot in SD, move the home to the plot, do light-medium renovations to pretty it up, and then flip it. I am working with an agent in SD and getting quotes on all of the list items but I think there is a profit margin of 75k-120k.
Edit: I of course am reaching out to some local friends/family who may be interested in investing, but if they can't/don't want to, what are my other options?