@Jeffrey Gomez, is a conventional loan product an option for you?

All VA, FHA and USDA loans are assumable and even a few Conventional loan products out there are assumable as well.

You compete by putting a better product out there.

The one I am used to using provides cost estimates of various rehab products based on specs about the house.

It will empower your discussion on how your project is a financial product and how it relates to the investors financial plan.

I don't think that kinda software is going to be very affordable for a small scale developer (as most rehabbers are).The engineering company I work for uses a product called Premavera.

The uniform consumer code has MANY provisions that protect consumers from unfair business practices of people engaged in the business of selling a product to consumers.Finally you need to ask an attorney in the state where the trailer park is. 

LVP is great for floors, if done correctly with good quality product.

Getting a mortgage without a job will be near impossible without going with an alternative loan product that will come with a high down payment and high interest, which is not the "househacking" way. 

A different and, for some purposes, a better statement of the conclusion is that parties will tend to want damages to be the remedy when the reason for breach is high cost (as could only be true for a contract to produce) and would tend to prefer specific performance to be the remedy when the reason for breach is sale to an outside party (as could be true either for a contract to produce or for a contract to convey).Consequently, it appears this piece, while admittedly interesting, has nothing to do with what we are discussing.I have not seen anything to date that indicates that a court would do anything other than order specific performance if the buyer has met his burden never mind considering whether the buyer intends to be an occupant of flip it.Based on the work product produced so far, I doubt I will be retaining you anytime soon.P.S.