Sometimes damage from flooding is minimal at other times it can be very costly and make a home nearly unlivable without a very expensive restoration.

It's been going well for me so far with minimal effort as mentioned above.  

How do you tell which meet-ups are legit and not the sales-pitched ones?

Your cash flow (if financed) will be minimal due to buying at market price/CapEx7.

Its also clearly in good shape. 35k goes a long way when you're doing minimal stuff....filling a pool consists of jackhammering the concrete, filling it with dirt and smashing it down.

The house is only 7 years old so maintenance should hopefully be minimal but I realize I still need to account for that.

My contractor will reglaze sinks, tubs and showers to a nice bright white for minimal cost.

You might want to look in to where events like the aforemention happened and then advertise the tiny home near that event site and if you get a bite you could then find a temp site, if you cant find a site you can let the customer know it won't be available this year or whatever you decide to say, In this way you wouldn't be moving it unnessecarily and if you plan your calendar right it would minimize the number of moves you'd make with the tiny home,  It's just one girls thoughts best of luck to youMelissa

Also of concern for me is whether they omitted any licensure requirements re: wholesaling in their pitch.  

I wanted to say quick and easy money, and maybe you could say it is easy relative to going through an entire flip process... but it seems like the process is set up to net the wholesaler a quick sum of money per property with minimal hassle.