In addition, you also mentioned REIAs and continuous learning, so you're on your way to success fo you follow through on these commitments to yourself.To piggyback on that, another important factor is perseverance, this attribute helps in any endeavor one takes on in life and in business. 

More of a factor is any rent increases in the primary term of the lease for the overall blended cap rate over time with inflation.

We would like to purchase from the factory and are planning to go tour a few.

But, if wholesaling is the driving factor, I would recommend not doing it.

That frame will not be removed.A Modular is a off/site structure built at a factory but carries a different label and is under the IBC Code.These structures are all crane set with no metal frame underneath.These are heavy duty dwellings that are commercial or residential. 

The real deciding factor is not so much the math but rather what goal you are trying to achieve (return on your investment vs a home).

Still the stability of the economy is very much affected by economic policy, so an external event will just push it over the edge.The other factor is that cause and effect have a time gap when it comes to economic policy.

The prices for downtown are coming up quick and I know there's a lot going on with GM but rumor is new factories and jobs are coming to the area so I'll definitely keep my eyes open.

@Tyler Frost there are plenty of imported lines where everything is stocked here, and you shouldn’t have to wait 2-3 weeks for additional parts, if you are in middle of a job (at least my customers don’t wait that long), most of the add ins can be shipped via UPS, and released from the factory within a day or two.

We know that not many will get accepted and that the earnest money won't hit title until the lender approves the purchase price, but there is always the "what if" factor. Is