It just took more time to research than it may for regular lending.

Treat it the same as you would a regular tenant. 

Instead, you book the asset and a liability and then reduce the liability each time a lease payment is made.The gain on the flip will come through as either short-term capital gain or ordinary income, depending on how regular, continuous, etc the flipping activity is.

In my area, probate sales are listed on the MLS like regular sales.But, if you do buy it, then yeah you just evict the squatter.

I would assume even if it isn't in an LLC, the times it is rented out, I could write off things like cleaning and supplies?

I have searches setup in the MLS to find on market deals and provide my clients with regular updates of what I come across but I'm growing my list of investors and need more deals to provide them.

How many dismissive things that paint tenants out to be barely human do we read here in the forums on a regular basis?

I've down both successfully and is a good way to bypass regular, commercial financing. 

Regular concrete is very heavy and produces carbon leaving the building with a large carbon footprint.

I am part of the GA Reia and pre covid, I went to the meetings and build meet ups regularly.