yes 100% financing is likely not going to happen. i say likely because I'm sure there is someone out there somewhere who would willing to take this on, but certainly not going to be an easy find. ground-up construction is more challenging as well, as you will need to evidence your experience w/ previous ground-up construction deals where you are on title. this is how lenders feel warm and fuzzy about lending you so far above and beyond the existing land value before anything is built on it. 

There's a lot of bad information available online and its not prudent to rely on most of what you read.

Watch this video for a complete insight on what this means to you as a landlord.

I met with an agent who has his own team and he told me all of the benefits of being on a team vs not being on a team.

LLC with S-corp election saves you the double taxation, you can put yourself on payroll as a W2.

All depends on state and when that was recorded as if it was in foreclosure it was probably a judgment on recordDid you not review title or information before buying this at auction?

Some of the upgrades look great from the pictures I saw online.

Financial predators who realize up front that they are not on the note and have no risk to their credit  rip rents with no intention of fulfilling the contracts and original seller gets wiped out.

It also depends on the extent of the foundation damage and repairs, I have done minimal slab crack repairs on flips and disclosed to buyers, without any issues, and I have also done more extensive slab repairs with plans, permits and inspections, and also disclosed to buyers, without any issues. 

I appreciate your concern regarding the impact of Tropical Storm Debby on our area.