As a home inspector myself, make sure that you use a thorough inspector. I ask for 4 hrs (it isually takes less) for my inspections, and 90% of the flak I get is from agents. If you're the client, don't let your agent, or the seller's, try to hurry the process along. The only person who stands to lose is you.

As a multi property flipper I never pay upfront money to any contractor. There is no reason to and many reasons not to. One indisputable reason is “what if they get hurt or killed”? Job over money gone. I understand cash flow needs of the contractor though. So I pay daily. I pay all material costs. That eliminates any markup from the contractor plus negates a reason for upfront money to them. Usually I pay about 500 a day and withhold the last 1000 until completion because so many people stop working regularly or at all on the last 10%, cleanup and touch up.

I love many things about this episode. The guest is just so humble despite all of what he has accomplished in such a short time. I also like the fact that he made money doing his own thing in which he became an expert, versus simply doing whatever everyone one else is.

“Tickle me Elmo-Abasolo” - while I always love the content of all your episodes…I secretly wait to hear the sign offs that you do David!! Always make me laugh! 😂

My husband and I have flipped more than a dozen "doublewide" homes (on land). We always used our home equity line to purchase and then typically sold them to first time home buyers. We also don't buy anything more than 20 years old. As he stated, we didn't keep them because there is no investor financing for this type of home. We have done it all, new construction, mobile home flips, small mobile home parks, land subdivision, long term rentals, short term rentals, mid term rentals. I am in the Asheville NC area. I didn't catch what area of NC he was from.

This has been one of my favorite episodes!!! The story is very similar to mine. The way you operate and find deals I relate to because my story is so similar, although I'm at the beginning cusp with only 3 properties.

Mr. Jason Velie scaled very quickly. Congrats! I had no idea that mobile homes could be used like this.

What an inspiring story with Jason ! It’s duplicatable and I love it! Thanks for having him on the podcast!

Learned alot from this podcast. Actionable intel and not too long.

Your first deal hiccups are relatable - we've all been there! 😅

$10k a month is nice! Good work.

This episode could have been way better….the guest and his story were awesome, I was so interested in it and would have loved to really get in the weeds on what he’s done and his portfolio. Only problem was the episode was way too short it felt like they were rushing through it which in my opinion was so disrespectful to the guest, Jason. If they would have done an old-school hour to hour and twenty minute episode it would’ve been awesome. I seriously hope they can have him back so they can apologize for shortchanging him and to do a deeper dive.

David! 771 was a great episode but nothing about mobile homes there! What’s the correct number?😅

This channel is great! Love the gold nuggets of information for new or future investors

This was absolutely one of my favorite Bigger Pockets Podcast. Such a great story and so much information.

How do I find a hard money lender similar to the one he has found. I have a property under contract for 45K. Rehab about 35k. ARV around 115-120K. Is it possible to find a hard money lender that will do 100% of both purchase and Rehab? Please advise

Great story! Valuable information. I feel like yall could do a podcast series just about bad contractors haha. Thanks!

What are some of the 'few qualifications that have to be met' for financing a MH?

I've looked at mobile homes but I never see a good price - it's like the owners have a distorted view of the market and they list a trailer for 40k in areas where you can buy houses for that. Maybe I'll start looking in ernest. Side Note - I see the rich dad book - that dude is a billion in debt and he made up the rich dad. Oh my.

Interesting learned something new about the BRRRR.

Did the seller of the 8 unit sell because of the moratorium on rent payments at the time?

Damn, housing markets even hurting the podcast length 😂

This is why I'm so scared of reno's ill keep paying top dollar for turn keys from burned out landlords, I love NC prices.

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