That’s a more likely sign of danger.

I dont wholesale, but I feel that Wholesaling is a more personal transaction, so I feel that I would have more success using my name.

Well, it has the foundation and framing done only so it's a more than a fix I'd say.

Most people don’t need to define it formally and like you can see the benefit of it in a more free handed way. 

If, during the repair, it is discovered that a cost-effective product can be used instead of a more expensive product (the baseboard issue you mentioned) a businessperson might decide to do what makes the most sense from a business perspective.Of course there might be exceptions. 

We are a single income right now and I’ve only had the job for less than a year.We are interested in short term rentals and taking a more active role in management but we’re fairly convinced we are at or near the top of the market.

I’m new to BiggerPockets so hopefully I got the posting and category correct and I’m posting in the right place...My wife and I are selling our house in FL and looking to purchase a more expensive one closer to the Beaches, but we’re running into issues with conventional financing and looking for alternative options, if possible.Any knowledge and/or recommendations  is greatly appreciated.Situation:I’m a nurse and presently working part-time at the hospital I’ve been working at for the last 9 yrs.

Then do yourself a favor and meet the other people grinding and hustling just like you - you'll get a more realistic perspective of how to be a real estate investor in the area and have a better experience.

Also, you should consider the tax ramification.  12 months is the main time to consider ordinary income (which is more on short term ownership) or passive income ( which is usually a more long term ownership) which is taxed lower.

Everything else is either designed to make it so difficult for creditors that they will be willing to negotiate a more favorable settlement; a crap shoot; or designed to give the client a false peace of mind while getting him to pay top dollar for legal and accounting fees.