For me, a regular 1,300 sq ft house with new roof and windows I am not spending under $60k+ currently We are looking at 75K on 1300 sqft, but still there is all the financial Cost. if you are borrowing on a  construction loan.

This was his CPA's advice.Then in 2020 through 2023 the property was still under construction and still produced no income.

if its an investmenet property - there are not many ( if any)  lenders doing regular or DSCR  loans on rental MH homes 

Scott will not produce year over year numbers.

If you are flipping with any regularity, you need to keep some properties along the way and turn them in to BRRRRs rather than flips for two reasons;-You'll need the depreciation, which can increase your profits by 30% or more. 

And the feedback that we get from most homeowners is that it was refreshing that somebody educated them on the Tax sale process versus regular Real Estate Investor who just make offers to buy their house.

With your experience both as an investor and top-producing agent in Richmond, you sound like a fantastic resource for anyone looking in that market.

The cash flow produces a poor return and historically the appreciation is poor

Occasionally, an investor will purchase an investment property with the intent to hold, and a negative catalyst will cause them to prematurely sell despite that intent, but I wouldn't bet on those happening on a regular basis.

A Roth conversion inside the Solo 401(k) also works — you’ll pay regular income tax on the conversion, but future gains grow tax-free, and the IRS doesn’t apply UBIT to Solo 401(k) accounts.