I dont buy 4, 5 or 6% old fashion returns as the numbers do not consider the risk we are getting into, which is to have longer vacancy and bigger rotation.  

Go big, and think of how you can invest in real estate in a highly scalable fashion.

For a turnkey company to exist and sustain, they need a market where there is positive [monthly] cash flow and enough inventory to work on in a revolving fashion.

I am a fashion designer at heart and have had a long time interest in real estate and architecture.

Many may not require anything for a cosmetic flip, but if they do it may impact the timelineScheduling the trades- In your 2000 square foot example property we would schedule a majority of the trades in a serial fashion, not simultaneously.  

As well, those blinds will be broken or out of fashion when the lease runs out.

 But to be fair, besides people not being happy with those kinds of houses anymore, builders couldn't build them and make any money due to high costs of planning, permitting, sewer and water hook ups, electric hook ups, etc.Well, we do have this Tiny House fad right now, but can someone explain to me how these are any better than an old fashioned trailer?  

Originally posted by @Nicholas Moffett:im just allergic to  Bull **** and I believe honesty is the best policy,, sorry if I am old fashioned No you are just a sad little assh*ole hater who clearly has a small miserable life that you find it hard to believe something good can actually happen in the world.Your posts do not belittle Alex it shows how pathetic you are.  

You need to pay it off the old fashion way, which is reducing spending and temporarily sacrifice lifestyle.

Runs great with minimal repairs, meets all my needs and gets me where I need to go in a timely fashion yet KBB says I could reasonably expect $1,505 if I sold today.