I mean I would trust an accountant's advice over free internet forum advice.but yes it makes sense that a large sum of cash would disqualify you. 

I'd also be willing to bet that the tenant laws in these other cities are more likely to favor landlords, compared with those in Illinois. 

Wholesaling with no money is like internet dating with a photo of Tom Selleck when you are short, bald, and fat.

I have been all over the internet looking for this answer but I have not been able to find the answer.I have found websites that sell salvaged cars,RV's, etc but not mobile homes.

You are essentially betting your family home that you will be successful and that nothing will go wrong in the flip.

I bet there are other areas of the country where Redfin is not as accurate as well, such as rural areas.

There MIGHT be an exception if your job moved more than XXX miles, but I’m betting that’s 100 miles or more.

I assume CL, Bp, and local REI clubs are going to be my best bet for that.

I know this is a bit late of a response, but as others mentioned - forming in DE would be good IF you were running an internet based business where the online business could be 'located' in DE, but since operations are virtual you wouldn't necessarily have to claim operation and thus register as a foreign LLC in CA ...Having said that we are obviously talking RE business here ... given that your speaking directly to a cluster of property in MO, I would think a Series LLC would be the way to go (thats what I'm currently leaning towards as i'm forming an entity to house a portfolio in MO myself)..

An internet search should reveal them.For a start, fill out your profile here, upload a photo and join some conversations to let people know of your successes and your expertise.