If your plan is to sell it, generally it is a bit tougher for buyers to get financing to purchase a manufactured home than it is to purchase a modular.

I'd suggest joining the ones for areas you plan on wholesaling in.

Secondly, if this strategy qualifies for the STR loophole, would I further be able to run a cost segregation study on the unit that I plan to STR, in order to take advantage of bonus depreciation? 

If I sell the home, I don't plan on doing anything with the proceeds other than parking it in a HYSA. 

Talk out all the things that can go wrong and make a plan today!

(There are two lies tied together on the mortgage and the first has the multi family property and the second is a vacant lot I was planning to develop that now I can’t because of a 75 ft.

They went towards trying to figure out estate planning to try to settle this. 

Its my understanding that disputing the credit agencies can take up to 30 days so I plan to do that asap.

I am planning to sell my primary residence I purchased on December 2020.

The process is to flip the cash (you don't flip properties, you flip cash...and make no mistake,...the property isn't the true asset, you cash is) through SFH as described above, then build your cash to roll it into the NNN for the long hall.You have to have a plan, and that plan must be based on numbers with $$$ in front.