They have a great established cash flow, thanks to the city’s rental needs and can go after flipping the houses with the best profit margin.

Specifically multifamily due to its resilience in adverse economic cycles. 

I'm aware that approach may go against the very idea of flipping (e.g. 70% rule), but at this stage I prefer to be as cautious as possible, even if my margins might be smaller.

I'd be specific as to what 'ecofriendly' means to you when talking with GCs and Architects...

Could potentially be finished in a single day with a cooperative phone rep at the IRS, could take longer with an uncooperative one.Unlike normal tax preparation/planning however, form 2848 would require you to seek out someone with the EA or CPA certification specifically since the individual must be licensed to get the power of attorney status.

Specifically, do you want to actively manage, do you want to "swing the hammer" etc.. 

Here are some insights and potential options to consider:Policy Limitations: It's not uncommon for mortgage lenders to have policies that only allow transfers to an LLC under specific circumstances, such as if the property is your primary residence.

where specifically in Georgia are you looking?

I am currently in the process of laying the groundwork for an Air BNB Arbitrage Business model specifically targeting the Anchorage/Wasilla region in Alaska.

You need to disclose that you have a pool obviously but not sure there is separate or specific coverage for that, same with the dock.