I would just make sure that the unique living situation is spelled out super clearly for both parties.

You could consider it disposable but I am guess the costs to get it safe for habitation will really impact your decision.Regarding the house on stilts, if it is properly engineered it would be considered real property with a unique foundation.

You will need to have a unique property to stand out.

Now that I'm a more experienced designer in real estate, I would love to customize my kitchen more with different materials, unique tile, and more unique pulls/knobs but having a large, clean kitchen was extremely appealing to me as a first-time buyer 4 years ago.

@Andrew LawnLoan originators have a unique advantage in understanding financing strategies like flipping, house hacking, and rentals.

For example, a bank would never give someone like me who hasn't built before, a loan to build like this, but we are doing it through our company which has a great track record and I will buy it upon completion.I mainly went with a new build because I thought it was a very unique opportunity given the connections I have working in a development and property management company.

After a couple weeks with no 2nd appraisal we started to call her and we left messages on her voice mail. 

I can only really speak for Tampa but if you buy a unique and/or amenity rich property in the right part of town and do all of the management pieces right you can and likely will be successful. 

The unique opportunity is in the inner city.

We saw a unique opportunity in the Junction City market, recognizing the potential for a quick flip with minimal investment.