I've also come to the conclusion that you are either 1 bedroom or 5+ bedroom. 2-4 bedrooms are the squishy saturated middle. 1 bedrooms make good income relative to purchase price, but a 1 bedroom SFR (assuming you can find one) will get killed on the recurring expenses that don't scale down like WIFI/Cable, STR insurance, lawn care etc.

Quote from @Stephanie Walker: Homads posted this in a Facebook group I’m in and I LOVE the concept, though as an MTR property management company,  I find the numbers (in my market) tremendously low.

The concept of finding Tenant Buyers through lease options with low equity sellers kind of blew my mind.I do remember seeing Ron Legrand when I was a kid but lease options never really clicked with me.

Quote from @Chase Busick: @Steve Balinski I have seen this as well & am following on here to see what others think.I definitely recommend the infinite banking concept, although I went with Paradigm Life for it & have been very happy.

any thoughts on Mary Caldera, Dee Gupta, Reno Montiauti,Kaleb Shaw, Lenibel Conception or Jared Jones?

Our rep SOLD US on the concept at the beginning.

I have had a hard time in CO seeing if I can do something like this.Do these concepts work for an existing Cabin Resort?

Hi Kumar, your project sounds like it has great potential—especially with the free-and-clear lakefront lot, strong short-term rental upside, and modular prefab concept.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:The E-Myth (Original):This book, published in 1986, introduced the concept of the "Entrepreneurial Myth" (E-Myth), which posits that most small businesses fail not because of a lack of technical skills, but because of a misunderstanding of what it takes to run a business effectively.

I already paid am engineer for a concept plan and go to the city to change the zoning.