I looked into mod building in my area and the prices were the same if not higher.

@Richard Olshove DM me for the details, the mods don’t like me to mention it.

More important that filling out worksheets, reading blogs, or listening to pod casts is getting in your car, viewing properties, and making offers.There was a very good post recently about mistaking motion for action.  

People are even starting pod businesses in the likes of San Francisco where they just pay for a bed in a giant room with 20 other people.

I have been listening to BiggerPockets pod cast for almost two years now and haven’t pulled the trigger yet on a deal.

I've watched a lot of videos and listened to a lot of pod casts.

Be sure that you listen to all of the back pod casts/Youtube videos as well.  

Whenever we remodeled with a tenant in place, we put the tenant up in a hotel for a week and coordinated with the tenant to move all of their belongings out of the unit and into a storage pod for the duration.

You might also be able to connect with a company like PODS that simply needs lots of vacant land for storage (I've never heard of anyone necessarily doing this, but figure it can't hurt to ask).

Hey guys, I am in due diligence on a small apartment building that has a moderate rehab section 8 contract in place, but the original contract has expired years ago, and now they are on a year to year basis. The contr...