. - a comprehensive answer would require a deep dive into the details so I will keep my response as general as possible.You are correct in saying that you would generally be classified as dealers when selling a home you bought with the intention to fix and flip it.

Thanks Robin,  the information is helpful and very comprehensive.

Without IRR, you can't really make a really comprehensive decision.

@Sara HabtomJ Scott's book pair about flipping and estimating flips was pretty comprehensive and no upselling.Amanda Han's two books on tax strategies were also pretty good starters. 

@Shawn Blake There is no comprehensive list of str-friendly cities. 

My approach is hands-on, detail-oriented, and grounded in a deep understanding of the local market dynamics.What I Offer:Sweat Equity and Expertise: I bring my comprehensive experience in managing the entire flipping process – from scouting the right properties and overseeing renovations to marketing and selling.

On the other hand, distant property management calls for efficient systems, trustworthy local partners, and a thorough comprehension of the unique dynamics of the market.Appreciation Potential: It's important to fully investigate and comprehend the local economy, employment growth, and development plans, even if other markets may provide better appreciation potential.

His course material is comprehensive and he is knowledgeable regarding mobile home investing.  

this is one of the most comprehensive loan history in history of biggerpocket.

This isn't even close to a comprehensive list, but the point is that you need to learn the pitfalls of each building based on the year it was built and do the due diligence so you don't buy a lemon.