Also remember Cap Rate is used more as a market indicator than a true measure of return, everyone structures deals differently and has to see if the opportunity fits their model.

I'm hoping to follow the brrrr model and a fire sale appraisal isn't going to fly.I very much appreciate all the input!

It did not seem large enough to support that model.  

Here are some photos of a 3D printed model home my company made.  

It certainly is a different model, but it isn't always a scam if you do your homework on the company, I'd say keep an open mind about it!

https://www.getrefm.com/shop/excel-models/apartmen...REFM: $500 is a lot to spend on software

We're successful if we find deals that work for you and your model, and that's what we want to do!

I'm asking for any experience and suggestions from any BP  members who have knowledge of a situation like this and what can I do to adjust my REI business model to deal with this.I didn't have flood insurance and hoping I get the FEMA grant that has been approved for the area.This is a very difficult time and thousands of people like me are doing everything we can to survive and come out of this in one piece. 

I've seen many different turnkey models out there and wanted to see if anyone has thoughts on buying a fully rehabbed property vs. buying pre rehab.

Some quality platforms still exist with inherently flawed business models.