They might be a totally different type of investor than you.

One thing you can look at as well for some profit if you’re doing live in flips is finding an ohana type house where you can rent off part of the house or a separate dwelling to make you some money while you’re doing it.

Are you getting a signed contract for your deal/involving an attorney or just using some “legal-zoom” type resource to draft the terms?

Typically, it will require 30-50% down (depending on the lender you use, property type, state and few other factors).

At closing you literally sign a paper that states you will live there for a year.If you're looking to flip, I would think that these type of loans wouldn't really be good for you anyway..

Is the second story an addition or some type of unique add-on?  

To all my R.E experts, what type of trends do you feel will occur in the industry in the next couple of years?

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I'd love to observe what types of scenarios and interactions people come across when doorknocking before I go out doorknocking.

That gives a good idea what type of impact every dollar of CF has on your return.