With this, any recommendations for a rehabber with experience with this model?

Investors at the sheriff's sales always get burned occasionally, but that is their model. 

@Duncan BanksFirst thing you should do is define your strategy/ model for investing.

You have to pay money but they tend to walk you through the process and you learn from their expertise, process, and connections.You could also possibly joint venture with them if your funds are low.For Indiana there is good investor demand to buy as cap rates are higher for newly built product versus other states and property taxes are generally not overly high.What stuff usually costs will depend on contractor demand for the area.

So I am looking for lawyers or others who have expertise on the tiny homes and housing laws in other states.

Their model of politics is the more people you get dependent on Govt gimmies, the more votes you get because the public won't want those gimmies to end. 

It’s more an appreciation model than cashflow at this point.Today if I were to buy my duplex there I wouldn’t be able to make it cashflow.

Generally, the bigger the firm the higher the cost but that cost comes with more expertise.

This model works well for the service's profits.

Examine personal business models to avoid being on the wrong side of the wealth changing hands when the music stops.