And after reading this reply (amongst numerous others)...

@Angelica Valde let's assume for a moment that the loan won't care if you re-zone it after closing (which is the most likely scenario)...how would you qualify for the loan when you refinanced?  

I've been doing a lot of reading and listening lately and it seems that one thing all the "experts" can agree on is finding successful wholesalers locally and learning as much as i can from them.

While EVERYONE is acting like a complete nincompoop, I effortlessly rank #1, get a ton of leads, and make a ton of money BECAUSE my competition doesn't friggin think.Now lastly.. people will read this post, while it makes complete and absolute utter sense.. they will still ignore it and sent their next batch of mailers out next week.mind blowing I tell you.

Currently reading about second home qualifications.

I mention them, if she cares to hear it.

You can also search Google and read reviews.

I'm split and will see when I get there but part of me says I am dead at that point who cares what the kids do with them. 

Usually* less capital involved but you do need to be more careful on your exit options as far as lending for your end  buyer goes.

Hope this helps.UPDATE: I just re-read your latest post and saw that they are claiming injury due to mold, my comment above may be invalid then, but i'll leave it for reference only.