For example :-The type that insisted on going to the out of state liberal arts school and racked up $150,000 in student loan debt while acquiring their degree in English literature-Your neighbor that have two $40,000+ new cars in the driveway while saying it is way to risky to invest in real estate because you could lose money-Your friends that time boasting about all their 0% financing on their furniture then forget to pay the balance offPeople on BP tend not to be in these categories.    

I thought was ultra conservative and didn't take into account a back up plan.

Unless the market is appreciating rapidly, so that you can pull the equity out to reinvest, seems like this would be an ultra conservative way to park money.

Of course, these normally sell for $95-135k, but this owner is ultra motivated.

Relevant homes is the name of it.. its a labor of love and he can afford it.. most folks simply could not put out millions in cash and wait and hope LOL.. his units are custom and sell for more money than what it would cost to stick build. what you save is time and a lot of his sales are rural were SECURITY is an issue.These are not your Grandparents storage container homes these are ultra custom .

Pueblo cap rates are far more comparable to Omaha; however, the local economy cannot boast the same low unemployment rate as Omaha.

Some of the worst stories I've heard concern from a PM in North Carolina whose website boasted qualified contractors for my NJ resident client.

However, the design that looks like tile is not yet available in the click type Ultra.

@Ivan Loza Ultra newbie here, I have a very similar goal to yourself of retiring early and generating passive income long term in Apartments or Multi-family housing. 

Personally alot of these syndications get financing so aggressive that in a down market it would make it nearly impossible to sell or refinance so I would never invest in anything with ultra aggressive financing regardless of the syndicator's ability to execute.