It's exciting to hear about your plans to utilize fix-and-flip projects to build capital for mid-term rentals in Southern California and the mid-east!

WHOLESALE- This is the value of the raw land, a discounted amount for the utilities and the wholesale value of that one trailer. 

I utilized the pandemic to make HCOL wages in a LCOL area and am trying to take the delta and put it into something which generates cash flow because my retirement is essentially fully funded. 

As the New York Post article notes, “Under the law, it is illegal for the homeowner to change the locks, turn off the utilities, or remove the belongings of the ‘tenants’ from the property.”

A single mobile home is cheap and there is typically not a lot of value in them.

This will likely come in your due diligence period (typically the first 7-10 days after offer acceptance). 2.

Know how long it will take you to get title insurance for a resale.Also understand how you will have to pay.....typically cash the same day where I am....at some sales it is cash at the very end of the bidding on that one property....sometimes cashiers checks, every so often personal check, so chances there is no chance for financing. 

However, Tulum's tourists typically enjoy exploring, so I wonder how much they would appreciate it, considering they might also want to visit other beach clubs.2.

I pay $4100/mo not including utilities. 1 year appreciation according to all 3 real estate websites zillow, redfin, and realtor.com, my house is worth about $645k.I've been house hacking by renting out my additional 2 bedrooms to mid term rentals (usually 6mo stays) and brought in about $9k for the first year.

@Kasim RashidBased on what you provided it seems like you bought the foreclosure on the firstNow what is not on that report is any water sewer or utility liens or potential code violations which could attach to the propertyI recommend before bidding at foreclosure to do your due diligence and home work