Your appreciation will come in 3 years time, but if things go sideways remember the listing fee is 6% to unload, the end buyer will surely be investor and not retail...so yea that will get fun.Historically this never ends well for the investor. 

The deal in McHenry was an older investor who was retiring as he's 80 so unloading his inventory.

Our modular is built in two halves in the factory, and each half is delivered on the back of a truck and unloaded with a crane and set in place.6.

Wrong, you have everything you need in front of you - someone to unload a property with no hassle that is cash flowing already.

if you have an account with a lumber yard or supply house they should be happy to come out and measure for you, should not cost you anything for them to do that.

It is taking to Purchase, rehab and unload your properties to an end buyer?

Haul lumber, pound nails, sweep and do all the junk that hired labor does.

I think not - that is pocket change to him.There are three plausible motivations to Frank Rolfe that I can see:1 - He wants to help people succeed in business and he likes to teach.2 - He holds a large, concentrated portfolio of undervalued real estate and he has taken it upon himself to single-handedly raise the value of his real estate by publicizing its virtues to the world so he can unload his portfolio at higher prices.3 - He needs a bunch of newbies in a conference room to go bird dog deals for him.4 - He is creating a pipeline of new leads to buy into his private investment funds.So - what of the four motivations is most likely to be the real one?

Thanks again Richard...Jeffrey - I know the developer/builder, and am attempting to help him unload the inventory, either by purchasing myself or finding a suitable buyer...so although I am new to RE investing, I guess I somewhat benefit from having the relationship...Would you have any thoughts on this?

The bottom line is that Sean apparently has properties that he's trying to unload that won't cash flow, so he's trying to convince us that this is somehow a good thing.