It's not about being lazy; it's about being smart and leveraging the tools available to us to be more productive.

Ask your local RE agents about the market for this product. 

Make a spreadsheet of those wants, and start researching all of the available products. 

Let’s definitely stay what is the product  220k to build a home is pretty inexpensive and 350k exit is very low also.I guess it comes down to absorption.. how long will it take to build and sell that many homes ?

Right after the contract with CRS ended I got a long term lease signed for 3 yrs (Husb wife and toddler) Fast foward 1.5 yrs  from the contract ended with CRS, signs of waterbacking up here are there started .At first it was backing up in the sinks ,then it started bubbling in commodes when commodes are flushed .We would do a plunger and it took care of it .One day the entire standing shower and tub shower backed up with poop.Now it was serious so we did a professional sewer scope and found feminine products clogging up the main sewer line .It was an expensive 11k repair .Had to dig up the main line in back yard and cut out a section as homedepot professional grade snake was not able to clear the line .Once the section of sewer line was cut it was found as tampon clog.The tampons were identified by the plumbing company to be 1 +yrs old .I contacted CRS about this and they  denied and refused to make a damage payment .I had to eat it up.

This will necessitate the production of a Private Placement Memorandum (PPM), Operating Agreement, and Subscription Agreement.

If not, keep the property in the entity and use a DSCR or similar loan product to refi.If this is your primary residence and you want to use a Conventional loan refi, you will need to transfer ownership back into your individual name. 

Plus "Product Cycles" have grown faster and faster over history. 

But there are structured programs out there that make it possible, depending on the deal, credit, and overall borrower profile.One approach we’ve seen work well is a funding product that covers 100% of both purchase and rehab costs, with leverage based on ARV.

Here is the finished product from last week.