I have a Louisiana lease package I'm happy to send you.

I recently put a package of 5 homes under contract.  4 of them are in my current target area on the MO side, but there is one KCK home in this zip.  

They also pay for access to other tools we get (Authentisign, Realist for all tax data, all neatly wrapped up in a package for us).

I 2nd Bulldog -- I invest heavily in KCMO and have used them extensively -- I typically do the "investor inspection" package -- cheaper and looks for the most expensive items (foundation, roof, appliances, etc).  

And because you have those disclosure packages, you know most of what is wrong with those properties, stuff that (if you're doing BRRRR right) isn't wrong with your property. 

@Chris Claro, Yep and as far as the 1031 goes you'll be able when you are ready after renting them for a while to either sell as one package of 4 condos to an investor to start one 1031 exchange.  

I see that they have several packages. 

I have two in town I have done over a dozen deals with and am happy to refer them if you DM me.As a side note, there is a local meet up planned on Friday 23rd at Discretion Brewing (find it on meetup.com).

There may also be issues with a package liquor license impacting rent/value. 

We also have a double-wide on the property that is in average condition built in early 2000's We imagine the land is worth 30k and the house as is maybe 30k (3b2b 1640SqFt))What we are seriously wondering is whether to flip the double-wide and sell as a package with land and for more than double its worth, or to flip the double-wide conservatively and concentrate on the possible rents instead over the long term.Ideally because of the location and how much the property prices are rising in the area we can renovate the double wide to look beautiful and sell as an idealic country home with deck/fencing and put 20k-30k into the flip and sell all for $150k +So our main question is is it worth investing so much into a double-wide flip coz the location/land is sought after?