First politically, which then puts an enormous financial strain on the developer.   

Section 8 says that rents for homes with that many bedrooms and bathrooms can get rent up to $1700 a month.And I know some people will say "why wouldn't you just keep it and rent it yourself and make some money" the answer is "time" I dont have it.Working a rotating swing shift with no help puts too much stress on myself.I've started a new life but the home is holding me back.

Can you wholesale properties part time as a side hustle working a 12 hr rotating night shift 7pm to 7am?

I tell my cold callers to rotate the phone number every calling hour, and yes, just like @Eliott Elias said, if your numbers are whitelisted, you'll achieve a better contact rate.

At one time, interest paid on insurance loans was tax deductible and under those circumstances, front loaded policies provided pay up additions with cash value to net out loan costs and was a good source for tax deductible loans for short term business needs, like a farmer planting a crop and repay with rotating crops, but not now!

These types of tenants are generally very hard on a property and rotate through at a high rate.  

We literally rotated through LLC members (all with high FICOs, all were accredited investors making it wasy) to get to FNMA 10 loan limits.

(See pic of one of the homes)We have had several portfolio lenders look at the rotating package of homes and it is never the borrower or the income, they just balk at the closing table over it being a manufactured home that is now permanently attached and surrendered to the land and made part of the deed.

If they're not buyers, then they're probably there on short term corporate rotation....so you get move in/move out every year or two...which costs you money for make ready, lease up, and vacancy.   

As we enter Q3 of a booming market in construction, along with the logistical strain of COVID, building materials right now are incredibly high.