But it's not anti-flip if you want to buy it and sell it for less than $119,000 in under 90 days.

IN our area the only one's that sell like that would be an extreme hoarder situation.. or the wholesaler is taking advantage of the uniformed and lying about the true value of the homeI walked into one home .. talked with the owners they were shopping it.. this is pre ANTI foreclosure skimming laws that went into effect on the west coast in 07 08.they said there was another person there before me but they did not think they signed a binding contract.. well I said let me look at it.well not only did they sign a contract the wholesaler rushed a notary over and they actually signed a deed .. for 10 dollar of consideration.. but had not paid anything else then went and recorded it.

The other company says that due to the anti-microbial spray that has been applied and the drying fans and dehumidifier that are currently running that it is safe for the tenants to be in the house.  

He finally showed up, and I confronted him, but it was anti-climatic.

Does anyone know how seriously Fannie Mae enforces anti-flip clauses and how it discovers violations of anti-flipping clauses? 

Very anti-tourist policies in NY, CA and HI trough COVID.

Just a very blunt assessment of what it takes to do to get ahead nowadays (borrow vs. save) and the dangers of the current anti-capitalist mindset taking hold in America. 

Some municipalities are "anti" manufactured housing, so read the ordinance carefully before buying any land.  

Without anty doubt in my mind, RE is absoluately the best option out there in my opinion.No other investment vehicle allows you to have possibility of appreciation, both time and forced, income (cash flow), leverage, tax incentives (depreciation, 1031 exchanges, etc), and the ability to buy at less than full market value.In contrast, buying a stock, you must pay the full going value of that stock on that day.

Some of this was changed because of anti-terrorism laws too.