If you plan to do many you can refi and take your seed money out permanently and let it grow as you hopefully make money on your flips.

@Ashish AcharyaThanks for the reply.Would I/We need to sell it within a certain time frame to keep the stepped up basis or is it permanent?

Maybe get permanent financing to pay off the hard money with the rest in a line of credit. 

I would love some assistance locating boots on the ground (ie) an Attorney, property Manager, Inspector, a Commercial Lender that can get me into permanent financing, lastly I will need a few reliable Contractors.

On the last inspection, they told her she might have to downgrade her normal size fridge to a small one and something somewhat permanent needs to be built in the hole where the stove goes.

Once you are done you can sell it or refinance into more permanent financing. 

Normal hourly rate is  $ /man hour  or per man day.What is your OT rate?

Now, that Kaiser is (according to http://www.pushedtoshove.com/scam-i-am/ ) "permanently banned from transacting with owners in any type of foreclosure, and permanently banned from transacting to recover overages from former owners whose properties were sold at tax sales", he decided to teach others to do it.

Buying a home first will allow you to get permanent owner occ financing at favorable rates.

I dont know anything about the process of buying a home, inspections, types of loans, anything. im looking at a small double wide manufactored home in a rural area on 3 acres. it is pretty close to what i want, and in my price range(i think). the asking price is 145k it was appraised for $146000 2-3 years ago. with a current appraisel i think it will be closer to $130000. the home has been moved, is on a permanent foundation and title eliminated. i talked to a couple banks and it seems like the standard is 20%+ down on a mobile home. witch is quite a bit more than i can do.