Our project we are bringing to market will have taken us 2 years from buying to offering.  

She then contacted all RV parks owners that had their parks listed for 9 months or more and had not sold, offering to purchase their parks for a certain amount and disclosing her intent to “flip” the contract.

Excellent post Chris!

@Brady Ascheman - No, if you are not offering the guests services that add to their convenience then there is no SE tax.

Offering a clean and beautiful home to some lucky renters.

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You can weed them out till you find good ones, and when you do, then you offer a 6-12 month renewal.

Also, don't complain about your offer not being accepted - just submit a better one or walk away - the seller doesn't care about anything other than how long its been on the market and how close to ask you are.

For example, we offer up to 85% LTC on GUC loans, with us funding 100% of rehab.

Not necessarily (the above list is not in any particular order either) they both have positives and negatives but it really boils down to your investment strategy and what does your property offer renters that others don't?