You'll need at least 125-150 doors to make a decent living, but you won't be able to afford much help. 

I’ve lived in my current single family home since 2020.

Your scenario is unique in that you are a 1st time flipper and you live/want to do this flip in NC.

That's where I live.

If you want clients to have empathy for your situation with your company we would expect the same treatment back.

BUT, I am sick living in construction and would like to move to a new home and then finish fliping and sell or hold the two homes asap.

In California, where I live, it could take a long time.

My wife's siblings have built 2 house on this land as there own houses they are living in The property is a total of 15 acre and each siblings got a portion of the property.

@Hamidou Keita House hacking by converting a single-family to a duplex is a smart strategy, but requires careful planning.Pros: Offset living expenses, higher rental income, increased equity.Cons: Significant conversion costs (permits, construction), zoning restrictions, living in a construction zone, managing two tenants.Key Considerations:Feasibility: Check local zoning and permitting.Costs: Get detailed construction estimates.Market Analysis: Ensure post-conversion rent covers expenses and there's rental demand.Resources: BiggerPockets forums, local contractors, real estate agents.Have you researched your target property's conversion potential?

It is my understanding that people refinance and then use those funds other ways (personal living, investing, some to buy another property) as a means to minimize tax obligation.