Hey Bigger Pockets community! Stepping outside of my comfort zone here but thought hey why not! I am a newbie investor interested in the tricky but potentially rewarding Saint Louis market. I too am in a tricky situat...

Every scenario is unique, and working with a professional loan officer to work through all your options and do what's best for YOU will yield you a better experience than the online sweatshops.TYFYS and best of luck!

I was just going around telling everyone I was flipping like a douche.I thought I was different and unique.

Greetings all, I am in a unique situation and I am not exactly sure how to proceed with it.

The only time I’d really want a walkthrough is if the house is unique (in Vegas every block of 40 houses are 90% have identical layouts, or mirrors of those layouts.) and there were zero pictures, but then I’d just offer less.

Neither of the above is either good or bad but just good to keep in mind, and not that you'll be investing purely based on appreciation anyway.From an investment standpoint I'm not a big fan of condos because: 1) there is usually an HOA/COA to conform to and with also an association fee; 2) there is no unit location 'uniqueness', sure some units may vary slightly but generally, you have a list of competitors with a product just like yours, to left and right of you should those owners decide to rent their properties as well.

I may be unique on this topic, but I want to help my clients succeed.

There are unique features of mobile homes - especially older ones - like aluminum wiring or water heaters designed specifically for a mobile.One of the most recent podcast guests is a young man that has made a ton of money off mobile homes.

Just wanted to see what you guys think or maybe if you had a unique solution for me

This is a unique scenario - I am wondering if I can deduct 1/3 property taxes, interest, insurance, etc if my LLC is paying me $1,000/mo in rent.