The best will often ask for nothing until they set foot on the jobsite and really start with site set-up and demo. 

It's a lot easier purchasing a site that's ran as a "company" because they have systems in place, they have to, and those can be transferred with staff keeping operations in tact.

I also recommend signing up and paying for a site called rank breeze.

Development projects can vary from a 1-lot Single Family home to 20-acre subdivision, to a 4-acre commercial site, etc. 

The website 51west.properties also scores low on scam advisor ("owner is using a service to hide their identity, high number of suspicious websites on the server, registrar has a high % of spammers and fraud sites, website is (very) young, website appears to be hosted by a company with a bad reputation", all according to https://www.scamadviser.com/check-website/51west.properties...)Trust your instincts. 

Hey @Marc Shin, I agree with those that have said to scour the sites for quality USA made furniture.We have a mix of Basset and La-Z-Boy furniture and it still looks great after 7 years.

So I would go on different sites like Roomster, FB marketplace, and similar sites like that to see what people are renting rooms out for.

More work with more risk but can get you going if limited funds until growing into bigger deals.I am still on this site but stay very busy so not on here as much. 

Quote from @Steven Roil: Hello all, I am new to the site,. and tried using the forums to search for E2 Visa related questions but couldn't find much.

If you keep the footprint of the home the same, you can avoid timely and costly site planning applications in most jurisdictions.