Went under contract once but inspection came back with all sorts of issues.

Initially, we began by working with builders as a small crew of hands-on guys doing the work ourselves, but as we grew, we realized that builders faced various problems such as poor workmanship, communication issues due to language barriers, laziness of workers, and high turnover of “skilled” labor.

Sorry if I’m posting to the wrong section, but this was the closest topic regarding mobile/manufactured homes! 

I also saw another post from a few years back regarding this same issue so it seems it still needs to be fixed.

Immigration makes this issue much bigger.Yes, our labor market depends on immigrants.

This seems the simplest, but will it cause issues down the road when I goto cash out refinance on the same property once casita is built with heloc money? 

Quick rundown of the numbers:Purchase: $130,000  Mortgage and escrow: $1045 Total Expenses: $1195Rent: $1500Total cashflow: $305Primary issue right now is a 2 year buy back term for a DSCR loan that does have a large penalty for that first 2 years. 

Understanding local regulations and zoning laws is crucial to avoid legal issues.

In Columbus, we take all of these issues you just mentioned and build a stacked triplex that has high density (42 dwelling units an acre), public utilities, higher rents per square foot, cost per unit under $115k basis for the investor (not $300k for a single family) and that is attached here.

@Jess AzongSo, if Title is held by the LLC and the loan is being issue to the LLC (good job in keeping it clean), the refi should issue the cash to the LLC.