I have a SSN when I was in the USA, now I am an Expat and pay my taxes in the UK (double taxation agreement).

I'm ok with this as the property should be an easy rehab, and I have double my estimate of repairs and still stand to make $15k on the house.The rub is, I'm in the Seattle area and the property is in Rural VA.

I told him option 3 didn't make sense because let's say he bought 4 houses or ~$1 million in assets, I would only net ~10k with double our current workload and no predetermined timeframe.

But in cheaper Dallas, where the median home price was $201,000, the share of homes sold to people who don’t live in them nearly doubled over the last 12 years.Whether the rise of the rental landlord is a positive development is an open question, said Blomquist.

I have take the filters off to double check and when I choose a Quadruplex I get zero.Is there another potential option to make something happen?

You could double close on the property with a joint venture agreement between you and the other wholesaler that spells out how you will split the proceeds. 

It does need some work but mostly cosmeticsHere are the property details:Purchase price: Owner doesn't have one1987 14x60(singlewide)2/1rehab cost: 2-3Kowner holds a current mortgage with a remaining balance of $18,600fixed rate at 6%PITI:$400property tax: $588Land value: $18,900(sits on a double lot for a 9,000sq/ft lot)Building Value: $22,200Projected rent: $850/month plus utilitiesComps: It sits in a neighborhood of mostly doublewides and modular homes so my comp pulls were insignificant The seller is not overly motivated.

In addition, converting to a C corp causes double taxation and becomes very expensive if you have alot of properties.

It may not make too much difference in NC, but it made a huge difference on my son-in-law's loan due to pricing double of his house in Chicago area.

There may be people in your circle of connections that would be interested in double digit returns for a short term loan.