Direct lenders, like most of the big ones, Chase, BOA etc. won't be a good fit for investor loans as they don't fit the typical cookie-cutter buyer that they like.

It's A structure that works for many, but these scenarios are not a cookie-cutter, one-size-fits-all situation and the post I wrote outlines some of the considerations involved in choosing a structure and why one or the other structure may or may not work for an individual.So the reason why you're hearing about people not running their flipping through an S-Corp is that maybe that structure does not work for their other goals and life issues.  

@Nhi Nguyen they are from http://jandkcabinetry.com/  basically a cookie cutter cabinet...

I'm obligated to root for the Cutters since I'm a townie.

We decided that in cookie cutter neighborhoods, appraisers just don't give you enough credit for your upgrades so it's better to patch and paint and sell for a cheap price and turn your money faster instead of trying to shoot for the moon. 

That said, it isn't always clear what's next door and I imagine that at least some of these listings are in cookie cutter neighborhoods.

I believe Dauphin Island also suffers from the eyesore of all the offshore oil rigs that are visible. 

He didn’t like the Ikea system so he just rigged them and made a mess of a few boxes.

:Higher ROI, Very cookie-cutter, can use any PM, requires good theming to set property apartChampion's GateSoleraSolterraWindsor Properties (Hills, Westside, Island, Cay)Lower ROI/restricted to use preferred PM, custom homes, still requires good theming, more expensive overall, better for extended personal useReunionQuestion about Encore -- does this have access to Reunion amenities or just Encore-specific? 

You just told an investor why would they want a cookie cutter house?