The generally accepted rule is to wholesale the properties for 70% of Fair Market Value (FMV) less the cost of repairs. 

Conventional loans, those that meet Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac rules, are only available for properties titled to an individual. 

The City of Charleston has had the hardest time with their regulations, but I think they're nearly done with their proposals and will be enforcing some rules soon.

Certainly not looking for 1% rule or anything like that!

I just wanted to write a quick post about the FHA/USDA flip rule. 

I run the property managment as a DBA, Lovely Living Property Management, so that I can hide my identity but it's not incorporated at all.

John Sanderson , you are correct about what “notarizing a document” is for, which is why I suggested that to the OP after the very first commenter here pointed out that documents can be falsified.Someone else suggested having the prospective tenant go to the county’s tax website to verify the property owner’s identity.

The Airbnb rules are wide-open for Airbnb and short-term rentals down there.

I also think it’s against the rules of BP to advertise these services.

While under a broker, you must follow that Broker's rules.