Financing may be available from the seller, from KOA (if a KOA park), or from a local bank (who may loan on the land and improvements, or extend a business loan guaranteed by SBA).

Although, I've heard other people say that this is a great way to improve cash flow.Shared utilities can be split still.

I would also recommend checking if your house would be in historic district as that will complicate any exterior improvements now and in the future.If you would like to meet up sometime my husband and I would be willing to help a local investor.

The loophole in wholesaling is in marketing a contract versus marketing a property you don't have any contractual interest in.

Strictly speaking you would also be prohibited from improving the property yourself because that would be considered a contribution to the property.

.: Have done it, but due to the costs and what my intent was in the long term, I did that as a capital improvement and depreciated it over the lifetime of the equipment.

If bank is smart they will know that they will lose more money by going through with foreclosure versus shorting it to him, no?

I also know many landlords whose cash flow never improved due to ever increasing taxes, not to mention vacancy and maintenance and perhaps the all too frequent floods. 

If your credit score is not great, taking the time to improve it will save loads of money.

Capital improvements down the road?