If you can just make sure you are buying right, everything else falls into place eventually.There are markets that perform better than others, but unless you are holding long-term or building rentals, you shouldn't really care too much since flipping is all about buying at the right price for that market:

And if the people you're working with aren't giving you the peace of mind that everything is being done correctly, send me a message and I'll get you taken care of.

Their home in Waldo was also a great deal a Duplex they found for $210K and now getting $1250 a door since it needed renovations.Some advice is be careful with what you by so that you are not paying top dollar or market price for a home that someone just renovated.

The more projects you do the better of an idea you will have on rehab numbers as well as timelines

But unless their businesses are structured very carefully they're no operating in the clear. 

There are a handful of gulf front complexes that still cash flow positively but you need to be very careful as to which complex you choose as not all complexes and especially HOA's are created or managed equally. 

This could lead to a huge tax bill and penalties.Think carefully before you do this.Good luck. 

I don't care if they are qualified or not.  

If the COC has a difference of 0.3% who cares?

Be careful of some of the lending requirements that may ask what your intention of the purchase is.