As Chris points out, private money is your only option. you cannot get conventional financing because you can't get anyone to issue a title policy on an active foreclosure.

This could make you run into issues for getting conventional financing and HELOCs.

You have the means to build a lucrative real estate portfolio and make wise judgements because of your distinct history and financial situation.

It seems your issue is two fold, partially due to poor underlayment/uneven floor and thickness of the LVP can play into that too.

Since you self-manage, you would be on the hook for liability issues, so anything you own is at risk - and you own the single member LLC so that becomes at risk. 

I am worried that the house might have had foundation issues before it was flipped. 

@Steve Smithhttps://www.journalofaccountancy.com/issues/2023/sep/passive...Basic JoA article for bedtime reading.... 

I use Quickbooks Online and haven't had any issues!

So the windows would be much less with this option.Just not sure if there is advantage in going with first option since I will have renters and any issues with windows are covered under warranty,Thanks for feedback.April in Georgia

Conduct thorough research: Since you won't have a real estate agent representing you, it's important to do your own research on the property, its value, the neighborhood, and any potential issues or liabilities associated with it.2.