If the traditional model is used, hypothetically if gross commission for the whole transaction was $10,000 split evenly between listing and selling agent, each side would receive $5,000.

I know of some people that bought in Anah a couple of years back and had some issues with both legal and physical delivery of their units.

Hey Gregory - we do a lot of business with the rent by the room model in South Atlanta (College Park, Riverdale, Jonesboro).

They have had great success with his model. 

Love this model of business.

You will end up paying more for materials actually by the time the GC charges you for pick-up, delivery, unloading, storing, etc.

As a result, even if you put your number on the National Do Not Call Registry, that company may call you for up to 18 months after your last purchase or delivery from it, or your last payment to it, unless you ask the company not to call again.

You should be looking at a monthly/quarterly fee model.

If the IRS labels you a "developer", which seems like a real possibility given your investment model, then your properties switch from "capital asset" to "inventory". 

For a long list of reasons, I dont think that the current PM business model aligns landlords and managers.