As such, I personally believe that trying to use an existing slab will limit the design choices and effect a new house in negative ways.If you are trying to wholesale the land, and its in a desirable area, I would not do anything.  

I know quite a few people who have bought houses, rehabbed, rented, then refinanced, cashed out and did it again Does anybody have positive or negative experiences doing this?

I hate to sound negative but this forum gets a dozen new motivated wholesalers each week then they're gone in a month on some new get rich scheme. 

Yes, I understand that we could get into a discussion of statistical models, but nothing would be gained from doing so.Yes, an LLC only offers protection so long as you don't mess up.

According to statistics, 60 million people in the US live in condos, that's around 20% of the population. 

Wow, that'll definitely help on my cashflow as until now, I've been looking at negative cashflow on most of my analyzed properties!

While Direct Selling, MLM, etc. has a negative connotation, I was attracted to the opportunity for it's larger purpose of delivering renewable energy as opposed to selling a luxury good.Also, once I researched the partnership with SolarCity, I figured it had to have garnered some clout.Renewable energy has been a growing trend so I was looking for a way to jump in the wave.Thanks again for your response!

(If they say anything negative about their current place or landlord this is also a sign).What type of pets do you have?

When it calculated the ROI and ROI (annualized) it shows a negative percentage....I am not understanding what that means.

I just didn't want to pass up on this one even if it meant using my job to cover the negative cash flow