I also come from a background in digital media and video production, which helps me communicate clearly, present deals well, and build strong relationships.My company, Britecyde Solutions LLC, is built around community revitalization and responsible investing.

We’re currently developing a niche construction service in Los Angeles — stretch ceiling systems.This product is very common in Europe but still extremely rare in the U.S., and because of that, the demand from homeowners, designers, and contractors has been growing faster than we expected.This week we completed another project and learned a few things that might be useful for those working in renovation or home services:🔹 Stretch ceilings allow installation without demolition🔹 Jobs are usually done in 1 day🔹 Perfect for modern interiors, LED lighting, and high-moisture areas🔹 Strong margin business if the workflow is organized properlyWe’re currently building systems for:• faster installs• standardized materials• predictable pricing• and a scalable model for multiple citiesI’d love to hear from:— contractors— business owners— entrepreneurs who scaled niche construction services— or anyone who tested new-home-service models in the U.S. marketWhat challenges did you face when growing into new cities?

There are also other loan products that could work.

In some markets, small multis dominate, and in others (like many parts of Florida) they’re actually the inferior product in terms of demand and pricing power.Here’s what I’ve seen from operating in multiple markets:1.

I agree, it seems like a mix of some of the smaller products may be better in lieu of Costar.

. - Products & Services enable us to track each phase of the rehab. - Projects give us visibility into our total spend- My CPA can easily access the tax preparation reports.In my opinion, mastering bookkeeping and project management is key to getting past one deal at a time. 

The rest would be our in house hybrid, bank statement, or standard conventional lending products. 

We have access to competitive construction, fix and flip and DSCR loan products.

In that context, rent-to-own becomes a way to make the arrangement workable:The occupant is willing to take the property as-is.They’re okay handling repairs because it gives them access to a home they wouldn’t otherwise have.Payments stay affordable because they’re taking on some of those responsibilities.The owner isn’t stuck with constant maintenance on a heavily deferred property.It’s not really positioned as a “millennial path to homeownership” product — it’s more of a niche solution for a specific type of property.

If you’re sick of having any control over the asset you could look at a NNN property or I BELIEVE you can do a ONE time exchange in to a reit or reit like product but it’s stuck theee for the eta of your life.