I see people form partnerships all the time; some temporary, some permanent.

Then when we are completed with the renovation process we REFINANCE (it's the 4th "R") we refinancing into the permanent, 30 year, fixed rate loan type.Flipping - when you flip, you just use the HML to acquire and don't refinance.New Build Process - In this scenario we are not renovating...but instead building. 

Worked with a local bank to obtain a construction to permanent loan.

I've visited Arizona a few times and always had a good time  there so I would consider buying something in the range of  150 - 175 for now and  maybe sell it later to buy something more permanent  for myself  when I retire.

Rental income is about 1000k per month in the front house and we will use the back house as a vacation rental until we permanently move to Oaxaca in 1 to 2 years. 

you could use hemlane permanently!

In other words, if the borrower has $100,000 of debt forgiveness, and afterwards has a positive net worth of $5,000, he pays taxes on only the $5,000.Finally, House Resolution 110 in Congress seeks to amend the Home Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Act and make it permanent.

IIRC The fee is between $5 and $30-something per sf for development,  OR including someplace between 5% and 11% of units as permanently rent controlled/affordable.  

Mobile homes can cash flow well, but I'd only buy them permanently attached to land so you can eventually sell to buyers using conventional or FHA/VA financing.

The rental demand far outstrips the demand for people looking to reside there permanently, which can in some situations create unusually high returns.