So they are attractive especially in an economy that is growing.

Another idea is to leverage the shared economy to your advantage. 

Has anyone been successful with decreasing cost of building using economies of scale in prefab homes?

I would be careful with South Boston and Crewe because the economy has been declining. 

I owe about 15,000 left on the car and I’m just not sure if I should start making heavy payments to pay it of sooner or just sell the car and buy a cheap economy car with cash so I no longer have a payment also my insurance would go down... much love BiggerPockets community!

If you suddenly inject close to $1T into the US economy and it is done efficiently (not by the government) this will have a huge impact on US growth.

I have only watched and listened to Maverick on webinars and they seem to do it right and they seem to do it in right places and they seem concerned about a diverse community economy.

The bigger units are so much easier to manage cash flow better and have economies of scale built in not like the huge units but still better than the smaller apartments. 

So thats who we are and now is when my dad would say " stop whining salesman, we have the economy we've been waiting for, we can fix this ourselves and get on to the next one" Great input from the group. 

He recommends deals that work regardless of the direction of the real estate market or the economy.