It's a misuse if the wholesaler isn't informing the seller upfront of their intention. 

But, typically, when I think investments, I think financial, meaning I am putting money in with the intent of creating income and/or appreciation on the money.  

If she's currently on Medicare but is trying to qualify for Medicaid, in some states the home can be kept if there's an intention to return (thus the allowable "caretaker"), but it will be subject to asset recovery upon their death, making it hard for the family to keep the home. 

If the intent was always to flip the property, it shouldn't be taxed as long-term capital gain no matter when it's sold.

It's all come together pretty quickly in the last year and a half so I'm still coming to terms with it myself.The house hack is a four bedroom 2 bath house that my wife and I purchased as our first home with the intention of having it produce at least some income.

Are you intentionally using all three just to pick up some of the services they each uniquely offer that don't overlap, and to be able to choose which ones are strong in a particular area?  

I also value cash flow with intent to fund a fix and flip as my first primary residence in the next 5 years.I have been analyzing local deals using the BP calculators, all of which leading to me thinking there is not a current future for me in my local market haha! 

If Borrower wishes to exercise this option to extend, Borrower shall notify Lender of Borrower's intent to extend in writing prior to the Maturity Date.Security for Payment: This note is secured by n deed of trust of even date from Borrower to Doc Prep 911, Trustee, both of which cover the following real property: Lots xxxx, City of xxxx, according to the map or plat recorded in xxxx, Map Records, xxxx, Texas.

GP make bit of money from waterfall that makes them can get some moneys LOLIt is like what our friend says, all the risk goes to LP, with minimum risk to the GP after the goverment intentionally trying to screw the economy LOLActually it get's even "darker" then that.

Even if that is not your intention, the IRS could decide that is what it was which would mean that the seller would have lost his 1031 ability since he "sold" you the house when he accepted the first payment.