I got a healthy neighborhood loan.  3% down/ower occupancy/no pmi with renovation wrapped in conventional loan.

The easy pickings are gone, but there are plenty of opportunities for adding value through renovations to justify rent increases.I would actually also look to Snohomish County, I feel that the area has some solid potential and I am looking with strong interest at the area.

My company focuses on single family home renovations.

@Patrick M.Good question, so I wouldn't pay more than 55k for the property then your renovations should put you under 110k all in. 

Someone that wants a first home and renovate would be in love with this location.

Looking for some advice/guidance on this. I currently own a single wide sitting on about 1.2 acres of land. I just started the process of doing a total remodel/gutting on it and was wondering if anyone had suggestions...

I may profit by rehabbing because I (a) am a licensed GC (b) own a full retail renovation company that creates a volume i can (c) leverage with manufacturers for direct supply and volume discounting and by which (d) I have the full management and operational team at my disposal to perform on my properties at cost.

So, if I understand, you are buying the property, paying for material and labor and then marketing and selling the property and your partner is managing the renovations.

You say nothing aout the renovation costs or the listed information on the house from Zillow.  

Currently my goal is to renovate my primary residence here in Monroe County, then sell or rent it (Preferably sell).