The project's primary goal is to offer comfortable and affordable living spaces while ensuring the property adheres to Pretty Good House principles and incorporates the sustainable building practices championed by experts like Joe Lstiburek and Allison Bailes.

Outside of that I'd say I think even if your plan is to sell to a rehab-buyer you need to run the numbers yourself so that i.) you better know whether anyone will touch this or ii.) so that you can incorporate your numbers into your pitch to buyers.I would try and estimate pending housing appreciation rate.

You're doing the right thing by getting your feet wet with wholesaling, let that flip come naturally don't feel like you have to force it to happen because that's a whole nother ballgame.

Syndications aren't right for everybody, and those of us who bring passive investors into deals have a responsibility to make sure our investors understand and can handle the illiquid nature of syndications.

Zach, to Taz's point; I think there is legitimacy to what he raised, long that's been my 1 critical point on R2R, that the nature of the operations seems to be rather.... opaque.

Yes I have and CFRI Volusia is more specific for Volusia county but like the main CFRI, GOREIA is general in nature.

I won't say bandit signs are a waste, but they are just so "broadcast" in nature.

Wouldn't the very nature of doing REI'ing (Rehab and sell) qualify as earned income?

Although, I will say that over the years, more and more of the articles are being written by people trying to market their wares (I assume something like that happens here, but I haven't been around long enough to notice) - I guess just the nature of the beast.  

Both of these examples are generally relegated to the well heeled homeowner due to the costs and individualized nature of the final product.