Just remember your time is more valuable than chasing a low cost cookie cutter PMCs.

- Not common, but more common in the newer suburbs of Dublin, Powell, etc where they're building entire neighborhood developments with 100s of cookie cutters.8.

A fourplex in a B class investment (we're flexible - if it has to be an A class investment to get a garage for at least wife's vehicle - still want to understand how to protect the work rig truck from huge damaging hail)Attached garage (we've come to understand hail is a huge thing there & we want to protect our vehicles. ie Have an '08 Dodge 3500 6.7L Diesel & a Honda CRV)2.) $100/month/unit profit after everything3.)

Bruce,These methods have been around for a long time now and are not jury-rigged fixes.

Is it truly a cookie-cutter project, or do you want say in paint, light fixtures, framing, etc.Larger builders have less variability because they have systems and processes in place for hiring, building and management, but if you've ever bought a brand-new build you know that there are still defects, problems and variability in the final product.Hope that makes sense.

This easily cost me $500k.I was buying a pair of cookie cutter homes in the neighborhood. 1900-2100sf, couple years old, like new, etc etc.

As far as how many rigs - really depends on the rig.

In “normal” transactions where there is a cookie cutter property and no issues anticipated, it appears that quite often the buyer’s closing attorney will also handle the deed preparation.

@Aileen Jimenez It's ok to have each LLC be exactly the same setup and create them like cookie cutters of each other. 

With prices like we are in the Gold Rush, individuals need to uncover the deals that aren't cookie cutter easy, in up and coming markets, and or are more work.