If it was a deed I don't they have the chance anymore to stop the progression of the sale. 

I think that you should really evaluate what your goals are with your properties.

They are using arbitrary numbers when evaluating deals (vacancy 10%, maintenance 10%).

They also handle maintenance, utilities, tenant turns, including cleaning and touch-up if needed, contracts, inventory, utility billing, and more.]SWOT AnalysisWhen evaluating an opportunity, I utilize SWOT analysis.

This would include local resources with other builder connections should you want to consider switching builders, local property managers to assist with leasing of the home, local brokers to assist with selling of the home once completed or that can stop by to check on progress of the build, local insurance providers, lenders, CPAs, RE Attorney's, tax advisors, etc.

Updated pics of remodel progress.

It's essential to evaluate coverage options carefully and consider consulting with a financial advisor specializing in real estate investments for strategic insights.

So if you want a true solid evaluation of their program you need to judge it buy how efficient they are in teaching you how to generate MOTIVATED seller leads.. not just "seller leads".Then you find the students that didn't take selfies with their paychecks.

Congratulations on your first post and evaluating deals. 

@Gaurav Vedi this is very thorough.Did you also evaluate the increased cost of compliance, admin, and time you will need to invest in executing setting this up and maintaining it?