My Tenants are smart and all paid, there is no place for them to go if they had to move, rent is so high and places are scarce.

I cannot imagine an 85 year old even packing up to move, let alone being able to move, and she cannot afford movers on that income. 

The top states for growth according to this metric, (including their ranking in 2020) are as follows: Texas (2) Florida (3) Tennessee (1) South Carolina (15) Arizona (5)Similarly, United Van Lines compiled their 45th Annual National Movers Study, indicating “Vermont as the state with the highest percentage of inbound migration (74%) with United Van Lines.

Add to that the moving expenses if I hired movers $800-1000.

@Kevin Crosson Metros participation has nothing to do with anything, it is an offshoot budget from a partnership with LAX expansion, they are forced to participate to increase foot traffic with LAX's Automatic People Movers gig. 15M to Metro could only be one building, maybe less.

Most movers to Dallas-Fort Worth coming from Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, study saysSome 11 percent of Americans have already moved in the past year, some by choice and others by necessity, according to the survey.

Then move, rent that final unit after refinancing out of the FHA.

I have the opportunity to buy a small single family property that is located in a nice town in the suburbs of Cleveland and I wanted to get some feedback from the community as to whether or not this property would be a good candidate for the BRRRR strategy.Here are a few bullet points on the property:Acquire for $100,000 Cash1960s Ranch Style, 3br 1.5ba, 1140 sqft w/ unfinished basement and 2 car garage3+ acresIt is currently rented for $1200/mI believe rent could be raised to $1300/m over the course of a yearRecently appraised for $170,000 (I don't believe anyone would actually pay this much for it, comps are closer to 140k)Needs 30k in improvements in my opinion (appliances and updated bathroom)My question is as follows...Is this property a good candidate for a BRRRR deal? 

I would LOVE to be in a room with you MTR movers and shakers! 

Does anyone have experience in raising and moving a house from one lot to another? What is the typical cost? Where do I start?
Thanks!