Given my current business model for lending, my preference is to be the primary point of contact with my borrowers and to maintain a strong relationship with those individuals.  

In addition to that I love accounting and tax and love helping people and pointing them in the right direction even if our model isn't a fit for them hit me up any time!

If anything I lean towards R2R's model in preference, because one doing things "in-house, is still generally just contracting things, which is doing similar isn't it, relying on vendors for the various aspect's, and only as good as those vendors.

@andy binford Stick to the model, it's a good one!

I am currently a student at the University of North Carolina Wilmington and interested in the buy and hold model to create passive income.

Our business model is not unlike a lot of other investors.

I'm going to explore their business model a little further.

Personally, based on my research, I feel like if you are fully aware of the permitting and inspection requirements in your market of choice, the costs of getting up and running will be taken care of very rapidly if you are planning to pursue shipping container construction as a model.  

Just last night I was reviewing the numbers on Sandicormls.com.I am currently working on a model in excel and using DealCheck app.

Its also at that time that I am hoping to switch them into an LLC and start using the BRRR model build the company credit and worth to move into larger MFR properties.