In one deal referenced the poster highlights a major potential conflict of interest as Capella supposedly used an appraisal generated by the borrowers without disclosing this to investors, who later invested $3.9M to finish a luxury home Capella claimed was 80% complete.

Of course, if you do flip it you'll want to put in nicer finishes so that would increase your rehab costs and that needs to be factored in as well. 

I just finished reading "The House Hacking Strategy" by Craig Curelop, and I think that gave me some good introductory knowledge on house hacking, but I know that I still have to do a lot more research.

I finished that a couple of weeks ago and then found the BP podcast and listened to the first couple of episodes and I particularly enjoyed the personal stories of how people started out.

However, I'm not sure he'll want to go along with that structure, as it's probably not ideal from his point of view.Let me finishing off by mentioning that I'm not a lawyer and that none of what I wrote should be considered or taken as legal advice.

The help I have provided with a few home remodels has consisted of kitchen and bathroom layouts, flow and functionality, fixtures and finishes of the home, all while trying to stay within budget.  

Just finished a property sale.

Quote from @Michael Simmonds: Hello BP Family,I am in need of a reputable builder/GC in Cape Coral who is willing to take on a partially finished new construction home. 

All they had to do was finish the work, sell the property, and they would get all of their money back plus profit. 

They allow up to two dwelling units per lot but that seems to be more for like a finished basement unit.