<prompt> Human: I know very little about the financial side of this business, legal stuff, property taxes. Just about everything having to do with it except the work itself. Ive been doing lots of research and learning about it. Redditors always help me out though and I thought Id post here. Im looking for any kind of advice anyone can offer. Anything I should lookout for. backstory belowMy landlord when I was 15 was a millionaire and got me interested in what he did for a living. He owned 17 or so rental properties and had been flipping houses all his life. He paid me to work with him through my high school years and I learned a lot about repairing, renovating, and getting a house into shape from him. I took construction classes in high school. I feel good about trying to take this on. Im not looking to build houses though, I just want to buy them, fix them up, sell them, and when possible rent them out to someone.My plans after high school was to go into the military but I ended up getting disqualified for medical reasons about a month ago. I see this as a good time to take a swing at this before I just settle for college. Ive got my eye on a not so pretty mobile home I can buy for cheap. I do have the money to pay for it, along with the tools and money for supplies. So this could be a very real thing for me. All comments welcome, there are no bad answers!EDIT: Thank you all for your input! Its very much appreciated  <response>: Just know that if youre used to flipping a standard house that module homes are not constructed the same way, so not everything will directly apply. Thats about all the advice I can give, good luck! 