Hey, BP Friends,Advanced apologies for the length of this post.I'm looking at a subject-to deal on a double wide in NC that has been vacant for YEARS.

On the other hand, Bellflower does not have rent control.If you are referring to a single family residence where there is only one unit on the lot, then it is not subject to rent control laws.In any situation, I would encourage good communication so that you and your tenant can have a mutually beneficial, long term relationship. 

*** I'm okay with being wrong and subjectively teachable.

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Private lenders, Hard Money Lenders, a "subject to", an Lease Option, or a Private Lender don't usually care how you do the ownership. but most of those require some cash in the deal or "sweat equity" as a safety factor for them. 

I like that they provide frequent updates on projects so you can feel engaged.There are things I don't understand as far as their accounting...but again I've only invested what I feel (for our situation) is a small amount to continue learning and hopefully earning some decent return, so it's not a priority for me to understand all the accounting. 

So "good" and "bad" are subjective.

@Chris Bono Any answer will be somewhat subjective. 

Your subject is not moving and you have time... something that is inexistent in other part of the photographer activities.

@Kevin Krysty Jr.Depending on what services you provide, the business may or may not be subject to self-employment taxes.