Is it a viable strategy to use an FHA loan for a flip, given the requirement to live in the property for at least a year?

While I want to make money, I am not greedy, and believe that if I can come up with the right model, I might be able to scale my MTR cash flow?   

Knowing the ARV clarifies whether investing further is worthwhile or if it’s best to exit now.If the ARV is high enough, you have several viable options:- Complete critical repairs (roof, foundation), incrementally update units, gradually raise rents, and potentially refinance later to improve cash flow.- Alternatively, complete the repairs and sell at top market value, maximizing your return despite the short-term headaches.However, if the ARV is too low and won’t justify the $50K+ in repairs plus remote-management stress, You might be better offer selling now, even at a loss.

Would an LLC be a viable solution?

@Robert BriggsSince a cash-out refi and HELOC aren’t viable options in Texas, and personal loans have high interest rates, consider a few alternatives.

I'm an investor and agent in Winnipeg so I can confidently say that there is very little triplex/fourplex inventory and the parts of the city that do have that are in not great areas...duplexes are much more viable but usually your cashflow will put you at a point where you are living for fairly cheap, but not for free.

It is a great home and wonderful location, perfect for this investment model. Is

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The biggest hurdle in the Scott's model is the Deed for Contract.

There are too many pitfalls that so far are making DST impossible to determine if they are viable deals.