So you tear down the home and then before proceeding with construction you get the home (land) reassessed to have the taxes lowered (and lowering your carrying costs) and then proceed with construction?

My family was originally from Pine Bluff, AR and would love to invest back into my "homeland". 

There are currently three unique deals that I would like to explore, but would really appreciate some advice from anyone kind enough to give their opinion.Ideally, I would like to utilize the BRRRR strategy and have found a fixer-upper single family home + land, a 4 unit multifamily, and a nice 2 story manufactured home in a mobile park.

Accepting that money come with a high probability that you're not going to like what happens in your rental from the minute you take the money to the last minute you're forced to endure this person.If it's a matter of not wanting to keep his money in a bank account, it's something illegal, and the minute you get mixed up in it your life isn't worth as much as it used to be.The last time I believed in some baloney story about bank accounts and divorce, I ended up talking to Homeland Security and the IRS in federal court.

Then after finally sending an email Monday letting them know I have now contacted the Attorney General, FBI and Homeland Security as TAP is not licensed in the US but the Bahamas and so is the inspection company they work with, Tim our UW called in 5 minutes.

No worries, Homeland Security has no hand in processing USDA loans!

This isn't necessarily easy to answer and here are two points you might want to consider:a) We all have a tendency to underestimate our homeland risks and overestimate the risks of investing in another country, compared to the reality.

A friend of mine is looking into building a tiny home somewhere in Sonoma County and/or Mendocino County (Petaluma, Cotati, West County, Fort Bragg, Westport) areas.   He has found that there are issues with putting a...

Here's the specifics, wanna know if I'm off to a good start, and seeking advice.Doublewide mobile homeLand- 2 lots in the city limits (good niehborhood)Paid Cash- $13000Rehab+ Heatpump/ac+utilities- $3000 Total invested = $16000My plan is to rent it out till i get all my money back, then if I do not like landlording flip it, if i do hold it.

I've seen deals like this where the home/ land sold for less than you could buy just the home for locally.