Thank you. my multi family property was unintentional when we were looking for a new home.

As a business owner and with my wife being a physician, we have found a shared passion for remodeling homes and unintentionally turning a profit with our past properties.

Fires in parks happen, but now of three, two were caused by humans one intentional and one most likely unintentional but still man-made.After this fire, I decided to start selling my park-owned homes.

Some folks misrepresent (intentionally or unintentionally) and it makes it confusing for end borrowers.

I have 1 traditional BRRRR  and 2 unintentional BRRRRs under my belt that I financed with my own funds. 

But, when they do that, they either intentionally or unintentionally omit the variable costs.

@Axel MeierhoeferThank you for your thoughtful response and an alternative to consider.I concede that insurance of that type may have some value but I'm reasonably certain (though I don't know every home warranty policy that's available) that most, if not all, do not cover every expensive mistake a builder can make (whether intentionally or unintentionally), I don't know what their fine print says and I don't know how honorable the companies are when a legitimate claim is handed to them. 

Investment Info:
Condo buy & hold investment in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Purchase price: $129,000

Cash invested: $5,000

Condo we lived in and fixed up. New flooring, paint, appliances, toilet, etc.. ...

This father passed away leaving his family either intentionally or unintentionally with them only having a DEATH Certificate and a 2 year old Lender Statement from Champion Mortgage the REVERSE MORTGAGE Serviecer at the time (Not its Nationstar) Essentially he left his family with NOTHING and a BIG MESS....

If you discovered that you unintentionally missed a deduction, amending can be in your best interest if it would result in a refund.