Anyhow, ill stop babbling but this seems like a class action to me and for anyone and everyone denied licenses, those with current license and anyone who’s lost income from this.

You might get a difference of 50% more or less between contractors, the idea as many here mentioned is that you have to make sure you itemize as much as possible.Flipping is a project management work, and you have to be very organized.Saying all this I was thinking that it should be a better way, this can be automated, but it seems that there is no something that everyone is willing to pay so that is why no much solutions out there.

There seems to be a shift to MTR from STR since the governments, HOA's, and Condo associations have banned them. 

That seems reasonable.

Disclosure: While I do have do have a fair amount of RE experience, I do not have STR experience.A lot of new investors seem interested in STRs because there is potential to make good money.

Seems like this would make a great business plan if it was even possible

The concept seems better than new construction in terms of project time, but I'm wondering about the cons to this idea with exception of price being an obvious one.In theory it seems scalable and efficient, in my mind acquiring the land suitable would be the hardest task.

I'm sure you've been thinking about it from multiple angles, but as an outsider, it doesn't seem like a wise decision.

But I need $50k to close, and I can't seem to force myself to pass it up.Maybe it's my pride, or thinking that I need to do everything on my own because I know that I trust myself; but the idea of partnering with someone on a deal has never piqued my interest.

I know there does not seem to be a strong presence on BP for people in the New River Valley area (Pulaski, Radford, Blacksburg, Roanoke) but I would like to try and get some type of networking event going (either in person or in an online group).