The 2nd one COULD be awesome if you can effortlessly replicate it like 10,000,000 times.  

Replicated the same thing in the Atlanta Metro area about a year later.  

This listing is like nothing else and is hard to replicate.  

We have to believe in the current market, we can replicate this model, with some variation.Recently heard a quote that really rang true:If you are not working to achieve your own goals, you are working to fulfill someone else’s.Goals?

When I run the numbers, I can replicate their numbers only by using 3.5%.

Even if there was a way to replicate this data in QB, I'm guessing it would take 10x as long to enter the data and modify it as the project progresses.Again, QB has its place...but (for me, at least), that place is accounting, not project management...

But, can all of what I pulled off be replicated today?

With large crews with reliable paychecks building cookie-cutter plans that are optimized and replicable the volume would drive much of the dominant material costs south along with the corresponding labor costs from the higher-tier subs.

I've been able to replicate Distressed Pro in Pipedrive using simple spreadsheet imports from the FDIC.

You could replicate everything that S2A is touting with another builder channel.