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Which of the financially feasible uses is maximally productive?

If I was buying from a turnkey company, I would assume they are cutting corners since they are production home flippers.

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I have a few rental 30 products.  

Was just setting up a LOC with an investment lender when things with the pandemic put a halt to the product that was being offered.

Get in tune with your buyers and get searching for product (properties).  

Then refi out of the FHA, lowering your mortgage payment.Last thing to consider is a non-FHA low-down payment product.

But, one thing they won't result in is lots of what people often refer to as "affordable" housing - these projects are still expensive to build, and they still need market per sf rent rates in excess of current market product to make financial sense.