Specifically, the turnover costs shown were irreconcilable with any real estate investment model within his price range.

But I know they have a product that fits the BRRR model as well.

The trick to modeling retail is centered around evaluating the current leases.

I agree from the contractors perspective it's a better business model but to finance the job but in many areas it doesnt work as well.

Many of the units are 50's and 60's models, and anything that old is going to put up a pretty heavy fight before those wheels will roll - and then you have to hope the axles don't start on fire after 2 miles.  

Hope the new CRE models are available for sale soon - a must get product!

For instance, even big fluctuations in prices or inventory of fixer uppers in certain markets can have a large effect on ability to rinse and repeat a model of execution.

FYI, they inflate the costs on the warranties as well, depends on the year, make & model of the car but each one has a different base cost and I could charge whatever I got away with and the dealership profited the difference.

My model uses only 10% to be conservative.

lol  Particularly is they have no idea how the business model works and the benefits experienced by consumers.