Here’s information about an interesting one:“The Dutch city of Eindhoven is to be the first in the world to have habitable homes made by a 3D printer, in an innovation its backers believe will revolutionise the construction industry.Of the first five new houses to be put on the rental market next year, the smallest, with two bedrooms, has already attracted applications from 20 interested families just a week after images were made available.Known as Project Milestone, the development is said by the Dutch construction company Van Wijnen to offer...”https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2018/jun/...

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@David M.I would strongly suggest taking some random listing or even the home you live in, and calculate the figures for what it would cost to remodel it like you plan to do for your flips.What I mean is calculate the square footage and go down to home depot and actually run the numbers on how much paint you'd need, flooring, cabinetry, etc.

I found out that I can't even put out bandit signs because as a agent, you can't put out real estate signs without your brokerage name and the usual equal housing opportunity images on there.He said wholesaling is perfectly legal as long as I am careful of how I tell things to a seller.

They will make the rent check to you because you're the acting owner, but any problems arising (especially when it comes time to raise rates) will not directly anchor to an image of you high-rolling in Vegas whilst sinisterly rubbing your hands together. 

Random thought maybe, but just wanted to see everyone's take on it.

I believe this town has a ton of potential even though it has a pretty bad image.

Ok so here's a random thought that one of my kids (grown) put in my head  a few days ago.My kids know a lot of people, young, raising a family, stretched to meet their own mortgage payments, etc. 

But for random trips to HomeDepot, I just enter the info into QuickBooks and toss the receipt.

@Ernesto Hernandez gave me a call randomly one day to chat about the Indianapolis market, and he's already doing big things out there and creating a TON of value for the community.