If two people have the same NOI after debt service, but one has fewer doors, that model is most likely more efficient.A few years ago I had several more "doors" than I do today, but my ROI has increased due to re-focus and efficiencies. 

The model he flipped is called the Levittown Rancher, even though it's not actually a rancher lol.

Things change when the wholesaling operation actually purchases the homes and then resells, but that's a completely different model. 

Does climate risk factor into your investment model?

I have an appliance company I call who matched the model of the existing appliances with the same dimensions and took payment over the phone. 

The tenants we typically get under this business model tend to be workaholics and they rarely complain about much (so far) so I haven't had any issue.

Other F-150 models can run on gas or diesel, but the Lightning runs on electricity-driven motors.

I’m in Austin/San Antonio area and love the business model of subleasing with distressed homeowners or non-owner occupied.

Thanks, @Bradley Buxton.Along this line of thinking, would it make sense to also look into a syndication model?

Any tips on avoiding the subscription model would be greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance for your help!