Let's be honest: most of these stuff are needed in every household and I am pretty sure that some of my cleaners occasionally used some items purchased for the properties (I used to have a 3be/2ba house to consume 12 rolls of paper towels within 5 days).

@Trish Mccoy I think from the consumer standpoint, it's a better experience because you see the upfront price (before taxes).

The materials are all lower-end consumer-grade, e.g. cheap laminate, painted panelling, etc.

Offering to handle some of the time consuming tasks is always a great value add - i.e. showing homes, hosting open houses, drafting contracts, etc.Referrals are great and I'd even go a step further and ask if you can be involved in the transaction to learn as much as possible.

Just make sure to consume contents here as much as possible and feel free to ask any questions you may have.

Example, if my first property consumes $30k of my HELOC, my payment will be $300 the first month, then the balance might be $29,800 after that payment, so the next month's payment will be $298.00, and so on. 

Just make sure to consume contents here as much as possible and feel free to ask any questions you may have.

Example, if my first property consumes $30k of my HELOC, my payment will be $300 the first month, then the balance might be $29,800 after that payment, so the next month's payment will be $298.00, and so on.

Developing land it a time consuming process, so by getting it zoned and subdivided, you have created value for the homebuilder because they no longer have to spend the recourses doing that themselves. 

Just make sure to consume contents here as much as possible and feel free to ask any questions you may have.