I’m also interested to know what key components (such as clauses) I should be adding in these specific contracts.

That schedule can be added to or subtracted from anytime.  

To the best of my knowledge, this is the #2 deal in the county, and I already have a bead on #1, which will cost about $300,000 and yield about $11 million in credits.

Just wondering overall what the experiences have been like dealing with manufactured/mobile homes and if there's any money to be ade there since they seem to all sell for >90k out here.

Taking advantage of 2020 ADU legislation which allows ADU's to be added to multi-family properties.

Took advantage of new ADU legislation which now allows ADU's to be added to multi-family properties.

The cost will be added on top of 55K)Sales period 3 months and if my realtor not able to sell this house in 3 months lets say by july 1st , I will buy the property @ 80K all cash / 2 weeks closing and if I dont have the finance ready to pay 80K , I walk away with a loss of whatever I invested in reno.If property sold as planned at 240K, assuming realtor fees and closing costs @ 15K total , balance ; 240K - 15K = 225KProfit sharing ; Homeowner gets 110K and plus ;  240K sales price - 15K realtor and closing costs - 110K original sales price - 55K reno cost ( !

Yet, I like that cause and I will be adding it into my lease moving forward.

And stay away from the solar contracts where any buyers would have to qualify for that contract and it would be added to buyer’s DTI ratio Possibly killing the sale. 

It has a finished basement with two additional bedrooms, that would make it a total of five bedrooms, they just need closets to be added to each room.