@Gale Black   what folks fall into here is frankly they respond to these scammer adds that tout terms    rates etc etc that are NOT REAL  ... they were never REAL and are simply posted to get you to send them small money and then move to next victim. simply google your local HML who has an office that you can walk into  .. you can verify with title co or closing attornies that they acutally lend money. only up front would be 3p appraisal and maybe a credit report.. that's it NOTHING ELSE.for those in real estate that want money who can't get it from their local bank at bank rates.rates and terms are 2 to 5 points 10 to 15% interestanything less than that for short term fix and flip financing is a SCAMif you looking for buy and hold  you need 20 to 30% Cash Down if yhou do not have that your wasting your time NO lender that is legit in todays environment is going to give you 100% loan it does not exist.

I was really impressed with Caldwell when we were most recently there in May, it’s such a cute community!

(Is it a 3 bedroom with a cute backyard and decent appliances or is it a five bedroom home with no yard?)

I thought about renting it out when I'm not using it but honestly don't want the extra liability of someone else using the acutal trailer. 

In Los Angeles, that surge has been acutely felt, given our city’s focus on fitness and recreation, as well as our open spaces and climate.

Do they get a cut or charge a fee?

I assume it's bird-dogging potential deals, which I don't mind doing if there's a cut in it for me.

Hire people to work for YOUR "company" otherwise someone is generally taking a cut of your profits.

I am assuming that other flippers are taking a cut on their profits to make higher bids.

There may also be spin-off enterprises that will hire early-career professionals who will want a cut or two above graduate and certainly undergraduate rentals.