It's beautiful country but the set up has forced Lexington to become increasingly more crowded.

I am originally from North Carolina and living in beautiful downtown Brooklyn, NY.

In fact a quick search reveals several beautiful new construction apartments that are available for well under the typical rent rates (based on income, etc.)Any thoughts?  

Good luck man -- SD is a beautiful place!

Beautiful city with tons of new development going on throughout the Grandview, Victorian/Italian Village, Short North, Old Town East, and University District.  

Definitely don't want to do anything resembling fraud, but I thought that the seller financing deal didn't come with a lien, which makes no sense when you think about it (how could he protect himself then?).

@Andrew Campbell An inspiration to us all - Oh what a beautiful day that must've been!!!!

The beauty of real estate is you don't have to get several certifications like actuarial science to build considerable wealth.

It's my hometown and, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful places in the world (even on rainy days!).  

We also have a double-wide on the property that is in average condition built in early 2000's We imagine the land is worth 30k and the house as is maybe 30k (3b2b 1640SqFt))What we are seriously wondering is whether to flip the double-wide and sell as a package with land and for more than double its worth, or to flip the double-wide conservatively and concentrate on the possible rents instead over the long term.Ideally because of the location and how much the property prices are rising in the area we can renovate the double wide to look beautiful and sell as an idealic country home with deck/fencing and put 20k-30k into the flip and sell all for $150k +So our main question is is it worth investing so much into a double-wide flip coz the location/land is sought after?