Everything else falls into place, and you'll learn more from doing deals than you ever did in a podcast or other learning modules.

Will cost you about $150-$200 to take the courses online.I still have the modules saved as a pdf in my onedrive and refer back to them from time to time.

I've been through a few of the modules and they're actually great refreshers or introductions depending on where you are in your evolution. 

And when you are at the "free" training, you should be able to notice that the power point presentation slides will have inconsistent background graphics - these are selected slides taken from the varying modules that are to be sold, so you get a flavor for the content of all modules without all of the meat [some of the trainers have caught onto this and gottne their background graphics to look alike between modules].My suggestion: take the free training and avoid the upsell; more training and info are available elsewhere.

So you'd have to fit together different modules and assemble them on site.I think the key is to not make it look like a mobile homr.

If you get 1 question wrong you have to completely restart the module.

@Karen Margrave when I say prefab or modular I'm talking about 3D volumetric modules built off-site to a high level of finish and put in place by crane or some other method.

Craning in these ADUs is not impossible for most sites as long as the modules are not too heavy.In any event, I wish you much success.

The prices you mention are amazing, and i wonder if you were to approach your local municipality about employing these modules as a solution to homeless shelters, and perhaps sell a bunch at once?

You can set up users in Buildium and restrict their access to only certain modules within the software.