If you property has been your primary residence and it's been less than 24 months, you may decide to hold off until you’ve reached that threshold to avoid capital gains tax (unless you are okay with opting for 1031 exchange or doing QOZ Fund)If you still decide to sell your property within 2 years, try to stretch your ownership out to at least 12 months, or your profit will be taxed as ordinary income.

Hey everyone! I'm currently doing a live-in flip on a home south of Nashville in Spring Hill that has a few quirks.  This was originally a barn built in the 1940 that was converted into a home in 1996 by a non-license...

Also any pitfalls that are unique to the pueblo market?

I have a unique system in place to attract motivated seller in order to do some fix and flip projects.

It is a unique and profitable niche if done properly.

Having properties with multiple liens, and or mortgages can stretch your closing period.

Crowd funding of RE for such a large amount is a real stretch. 

each lot is unique and each city is unique... until you have a house plan.. and an engineered foundation that is approved by the city  and that is put out to bid.. there is no way to know exactly what your build costs would be other than to spit ball .... and really depends on the soil stability to start with

If I did it in cash I would be stretching myself so thin I would be worried if I can even finish the work

Each one is unique and very informative and presented in a way that anyone can understand.