A regular flip would not qualify as it is business income, not capital gains. 

All the trade websites say that in the end they're only a tiny percentage more expensive than regular concrete block because the labor costs go way down.    

Thanks @Steve Vaughan, coming from you it's a big compliment.I recommend people to look at LLC and asset protection as another form of insurance complementing regular insurance - insurance against litigation.

In MD we see a regular pattern of big bidders coming in thinking they are smarter than anyone else.

If your club has a mobile home investing or commercial group that meets regularly, you may want to attend a meeting.

I live in Johns Creek and work Roswell regularly. 

Hello!I am trying to get this property ready for an FHA inspection. It seems like it's geared toward safety issues. I have a shed that is a foot too close to the property. Will that be a huge problem? Do they look for...

I am diligent in my screening and I adhere to my requirements, but in my lower end rentals I encounter this problem fairly regularly. 

So I help folks fix their busted up credit on a fairly regular basis, I have a go-to credit fixer company that I'll use if I can't figure it out, bla bla bla.The truth is that FICO treats its exact algorithms as a trade secret.

The good news (at least it seems like good news) is that the cause of the moisture was a burst pipe not a leaky foundation or some other mystery cause..