At least the government is finally attempting to simplify now, as opposed to what they have been doing for the last seven years.  

He wants a lower tax rate (including capital gain) in return for fewer write offs; he's trying to simplify the tax code.  

Yeah it really has simplified the home owning process, GREAT!

They seem to simplify the home investment process, allowing people to invest in homes passively without all the hassles of Landlording and what not. 

Statements such as "wholesaling is perfectly legal as long as"   then you misstate my opinions into simplified statements. 

The present values being on an after tax basis.This is a rather simplified approach as there are other models that are statistically valid. 

They are many complexities to the formula but let me see if I can simplify it's approach.

Some of the brokers we have talked to said that in order to do this, it would require that we sit on the house for 6 months before we could put it back up on the market which is a bit concerning.To cut to the chase, my simplified question is...Is there a loan that a new flipping investor can procure that has the ability to: 1) Cover both the cost of the house and the cost of the rehab.2) Doesn't hold the us, the buyer, to keep the house for 6 months.Or is this a completely crazy wish to have?

I wonder what else I could automate by using a google site and/or simplify things?  

I simplified by breaking our family budget into 6 areas, and placed cash in a small accordion folder only what was budgeted for each area.