What is in your wallet.

Hello BiggerPockets Members,I am interested in purchasing the hardware to do 3D Printed Homes, and I have been following a few companies and people who are doing it now or at the very least testing the equipment out.  

The local hardware store added the amount of die needed for a quart as opposed to a gallon. 

We have two new hotels going in and three new large residential projects going in (one going into the old Imperial Hardware spot on Main street which will be mixed use, one on Market Street which is a block and probably apartments, and a new project directly in front of the Fox Theater by Mark Rubin.)

Your paint rep and hardware store owner will know all of the players.I get a few from bank contacts, but this isnt happening as much anymore because the banks I had relationships with got aquired.I send some targeted letters and have never gotten a deal from that.I got one deal from a neighbor at one of my rentals.

House still had a very nice kitchen with granite countertops, new roof, new windows, baths we redid master shower and vanity, the other 2 baths we just upgraded hardware, paint, tubs and vanities were good were good. ... house on 2.5 acres.

I would say leave your wallet at home, but if you drive you need your ID!

Hi Yiftach,If I were considering this, I'd come at it kind of backwards.Meaning I'd come up with a per door max I could spend in rehab and still hit my intended numbers.I'd also take into account the length of time each unit will be down (best and worst case scenario) and figure that into the numbers.Then I'd come up with a "Package" (how I want each unit to be to make it "Competitively rentable"), appliances, floor covering, faucets, doors, hardware, HVAC, modern required electric, etc... and Hard price that package for each unit, estimating the price increase over time as all units will not be done day one.Then get bids on the labor required to do the work.I'd split labor from parts so to speak, to control the parts purchases as much as possible because I know exactly what I want down to the part number.

The below Nerd Wallet article sums it up pretty well.https://www.nerdwallet.com/art...

. $66,000 for 10 years right out your wallet and no end game in site.