I get the gist of this but not completely sure how it works out also would it be smart to use a private money lender for gap funding in order to come with the capital needed to get approved for the fix and flip funding?

I wanted to get the opinion of those on BP regarding thoughts on this strategy, if it makes sense and if there are any tax implications.

First figure out what your home can rent for and if the numbers can make sense with a tenant in place. 

I plan to rent out my extra bedroom for extra money.

***You'd want to make it worthwhile to foreclose and also be safe***If someone is an A Paper borrower just needing to close fast, some of my investors will go 75 LTV.You can also always feel more comfortable on a purchase rather than a refi, as people are bringing skin into the game, not trying to exit.

(if seller carries 50% note at 0% interest, bank interest rate is 6%, combined interest rate is 3%)- Infinite returns with 0% money downCons:- Not a very easy deal to complete as seller financing ones- Have to find qualified buyers with good w2 or business income already- Seller would have to work with community bank to get deals doneAny thoughts on the viability of this strategy for wholesaling mobile home parks?

On our first deal we used $0 of our own money. 

I think right now there’s a lot of greedy sellers who just think the sky is the limit and don’t care that their buyers need a return on their money.

I have a smart thermostat, so I will reset the temp on the app after a guest leaves, and check my smart lock app to make sure the door is locked (I have found guests forgot to lock it a few times). 

Just get your money back and move on.