Things have slowed down a bit since the heat of the summer but I anticipate they will kick off again mid fall/early winter.

Here are real numbers on some of my most recent wholetail deals:  Arlington - Cost $72K, Rehab $1K, Sold in 30 days at $102K (anticipated rehab $25K for an ARV of $135K)Watauga - Cost $53K, Rehab $0, Sold in 21 days at $88K (anticipated rehab $40K for an ARV of $120K)Benbrook - Cost $25K, Rehab $1K, Sold in 45 days at $35.7K (anticipated rehab $40-50K for an ARV of $100K), took so long because first newbie investor backed out loosing his $1K earnest money

I believe the US will rally in the next few months - I am not anticipating boom times - but I don’t think there will be devastation.

I was struggling to find a market analysis for my location - I was looking to understand over the last 5-10 years what has the occupancy been like, what have the average rates looked like and then using this information to understand roughly how many nights I can anticipate renting my unit out for and what the average rate would need and could be to see if this would be a good fit.

Consider building reserves for the anticipated repairs you mentioned, then a 6 month operating reserve for that property, then using all proceeds above that for your next investment. just a thought...

I'm going to be using a lease drawn up by an attorney to cover all my bases, so I anticipate it to be much longer.

If the flip takes even one or 2 months longer than anticipated or you have any cost over runs you could find yourself in deep trouble. 

She has sold a membership interest in an entity that owns property.It sounds like she's anticipating ignoring duly filed and recorded tax reportings from the LLC in favor of some creative interpretation that she's being advised on.  

The savings I anticipate if I register under my name are the insurance costs. 

My Summary: My call to action would be for you to prototype your first containerized product, with discovery of anticipated cost reductions over existing construction practices as a goal.