As an agent I'd imagine you'd be focusing on traditional residential sales so you'd want to stick with areas like the place you've moved to (North Ridgeville).

Both cities, Hinkley and Flint are well known for their water history so I imagine LL are in the clear. 

Imagine what Their credit histories can look like  when some or all those landlords go after them .

I am not a modular guy, or even a commercial developer, but I would imagine the reason we don't see this is because there are too many variables in real estate.

I've seen every kind of payment schedule that you can imagine. 

I'm not sure what the rules are in Florida, but I'd imagine you'd need a contractors license in order to pull any permits and do things legitimately. which generally requires CGL insurance.

Imagine having a house worth $400k and selling it for $360k because that was the Zistimate.

But I can't imagine anyone with 200k single/300k joint income or 1million net worth would wrap up money for 10 years with Grant.

Imagine dark, messy, sheet rock missing and old flooring...On the construction side, that was all cash as well. 

I imagine I have a few months before interest rates go back up again anyway.