I am a busy medical professional and don't have the time to try and find off market deals and also don't have the time to constantly peruse the MLS looking for deals.

The STR has been in business now for 8 months.  

Operating under an LLC can also lend a professional image and help keep your personal and business finances separate.However, there are some downsides to consider.

They are interested in turning the primary residence into a rental property for a couple of years and then performing a 1031 exchange.

My business partner spent over six months negotiating with the seller and we ultimately purchased at a 20% reduction from asking price.

In my experience, there are some parks that allow investors to do business in their parks and others that only allow homeowners to live in the homes in their communities.

I did Seller Financing for a business I purchased.We did their price and did a 2% Down Payment with Terms that we called "Step Up" we started with a low monthly payment but every 12 months we increase the monthly payment too.

I'm also open to the possibility of partnerships.I do not have experience performing a major rehab like this, but nobody does until they do one.

Property management, monitoring performance, and growth strategies like BRRRR can help scale a portfolio.Good luck!

Expect to be asked to write a letter attesting to the fact that you value a short commute over the extra bedroom, maybe WFH is over and you have to start going to the office again, the 4th bedroom was your home office, but you no longer need it... that certainly makes sense and would also go through with any lender that ever wanted to get my brokered business again.