Still has more wear and tear than my 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom cabins that book 85-95% several months of the year. 

You can usually find some events by doing a simple google search.

@Llamier Guzman if you have a search set up with an agent there is no other service or platform that will give you more info than the MLS for on market properties. 

G'day @Vince MaddenI have a contact that does have access to non recourse lending which allows the the loan to be against the property solely rather than looking at your (or your LLC's) credit checks.Frederico is correct, it takes at least 2 years of positive tax returns through an LLC before the lenders will even look at lending to an LLC, and I have researched every option in Australia I could over the past 4 years but have not found any outlet that would lend against a US property.For rentals, really your best options would be to find a non recourse lender, or a line of credit against a property here in Australia

@Samantha Bartlett Yes, you can get a second FHA loan if you buy a home for your child as a non-occupying co-borrower, but your child must live there as their primary residence, and you must meet FHA guidelines for a second loan.An FHA 203(k) loan combines purchase and renovation costs into one mortgage, making it ideal for fixer-uppers.Pros: Low 3.5% down, renovation funds upfront, and lower rates than personal loans.Cons: Strict FHA renovation rules, longer approval process, and mandatory mortgage insurance.It’s great for homes needing major repairs, but if updates are minor, a traditional FHA or conventional loan may be simpler.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

when I get into the weeds of the day I end up using the usual abbreviations and slang terms lol. 

Appreciate any guidance.Best regards  There are a couple of types of SDIRAs.

Mobile homes can be great flips if you understand the demand in your market.. but a couple of things jump out.

Atlanta metro is a great area for house hack, fix and flip and rentals.Note- Atlanta has many events happening in the next couple of years.

A reputable lender we were referred to recommended we obtain a vacation home loan, as that allows our current income to be considered, which will be higher than our income once we move and lower our DTI.