@Miguel Suarez- thanks ...I would  suggest  getting  completely pre approved with a lender that is licensed in these states  before spending too much time on finding a property or location ....thanks 

Great job on incorporating search data which I personally think really brings an extra dimensions that investors mostly overlook.

You may look for a "pre-fab" countertop supplier who sells half slabs (perfect for counters and already fabricated.Look on Pinterest for a little inspiration and start collecting ideas, then see the common look that you gravitate towards.If you'd like to hop on a call, I'd be happy to help with some pointers.

The CC&Rs and articles of incorporation are like the Constitution, then Bylaws, then Rules follow. 

In fact for a first time home flipper, a good idea is to have a very tough home inspector go through the property to identify issues pre market.

They also tell you that you'll get Kris's personal cell phone number.. ha. yeah right. the guy legit never responds and when you call, it goes to a pre-recorded message that sounds soooo fake - its clearly not his real number and he doesn't get back to you with any valuable information.

I see your point, but it would suck to really start making some headway and then one "accident" cause you to lose everything simply because you didn't take the time and spend $200 to incorporate

I know you said pre-assembled.

I also lend in FL if you are needing pre approval for the home :) 

I am under contract for my my first property, which would also be my primary residence, and was pre-qualified/approved through lender A which is on the contract.