I dont know and pure speculation on my end..Ha, I wish I could walk.

This is exactly why I'm asking the question, because it may be the case that some of these investors would be better off either purely treating this as a flip or just moving on from this deal if they can't flip it and get their cash back within a few months. 

As for the company I am assuming they purely started wholesaling, but now they do go through and purchase some properties to flip.

This analysis is purely for educational purposes and is for a course capstone project.Any thoughts/feedback would be super helpful.

Since you've stayed there and the lot is open, I see the lure, but any time I see something like this - "This is a pure emotional type of investment and I want to honor it."

MFDUs in high-demand areas like Asheville might be limited, but it’s worth keeping an eye out for smaller duplexes or triplexes that align with your budget.If neither works, continuing to rent while buying a pure investment property in a more affordable nearby market could make sense.

Originally posted by @Kevin Collins:@Ricardo R.From my experience so far it looks like the benefit of turnkey from REI is purely on the property management side (also tbd as they’ve yet to manage it). 

So someone who is looking purely to maximize potential return (and has unlimited time) is unlikely to find this a good fit.Here are some good websites for seeing the variety of deals that are available for hands-off investing/passive.1) CrowdStreet.com2) 1031Crowdfunding.com3) Ark7.com4) Finresi.comGood luck!

Some HD vinyl windows really are pure junk. 

@Ryan Schwartz This is purely a state law issue.