You can buy a vacant lot for less and just place a brand new mobile home/modular that is turn key.

The previous owner had some horrible horrible reviews and so we've been 're-branding' it and getting as much distance from the previous name as possible; we just got our website (www.brickwoodestates.com) up for the property not too long ago to help us with this image, this is just one of many things we're doing to turn it around and it seems to be working so far. 

I was hoping to get a fresh set of eyes on our financial goals, so I guess his advice was exactly what I had asked for.

Superior updates also include New Windows (2018),New HVAC (2018),New Roof (2018),Fresh Paint & Carpet,Gorgeous Hardwood & Tile Flooring plus a Massive 28ft wide by 32ft deep garage too!

We would add on three rehabbed double-wide mobiles -- new flooring, new roof coating, fresh paint, working appliances, working HVAC, and so on.

I am also thinking about personal brand, and if creating a legal entity with a company name would help with that as well.

Hello, I'm brand new to the BP scene and Real estate investing.

I’m brand new and learning as much as I can but.. we are currently in California and I can’t imagine working in this market for my first investment.While husband is deployed for 6 months we are thinking of looking for a home to buy in South Carolina where I’ll be staying during deployment..I know the area from living there 5 years before moving to CA. scenario #1VA loan to buy turn key, live in and rent out rooms.

Typical, build a bad reputation through deceptive practice and then disappear and re-emerge with a new name and brand to screw people all again.

If in a year I haven't been able to sell it you get your new, improved house back, freshly remodeled, payments up-to-date and you keep the 5k.