I did one in Philly and Never again way too many rules and time to get them through..

Every time we build a new home, we add more supply to the market.

We live in the front half and airbnb the private entrance 1 bedroom, 1 bath, living room (hotel suite style) back half that is separated by a door that we deadbolt.

Title loans on mobile homes (you see them all the time for cars why not mobile homes).

Capital raising can be extremely time consuming and can become a job in itself.

Yeah, each time we discover either a roof issue or a foundation issue.

Their website is a little wonky, it doesn't seem to save all my info all the time and their bpo form is the shortest one I have ever done.

@Abraham BerkowitzI suggest you focus on making money on this deal and not on reducing future hypothetical taxes. 95% of first-time flippers lose money on their first deal once everything is accounted for.

Building investor relationships takes time, but consistency pays off.

If you can get insurance coverage and the local building department isn't giving you a hard time at all, then I'd say you're good to keep on moving forward with the deal.