We didn’t wash the walls and the paint started peeling about two years later.

Additionally, what are the typical maintenance costs for these machines?

Backstory- My family and I live next to a widow who lost her husband almost four years ago, we reside in central WA. She

He is a machine and is due respect; however, as a syndicator I believe there are better investing options.

It seems like a bunch of people are using Batchskiptracing and claim the data is good but I just saw that deal machine is now including contact data for free.

water, sewer, dump station, wash station, tire covers, monthly check up service (tires, doors, plug in, propane tank fill, inside motion sensor alarm, etc).  

Not only that, most of the "GPs" had been working in Tech their whole careers and had only been into real estate the past couple of years.Don't get me wrong, we have a lot of very smart passive tech-industry LPs, but you want a vertically integrated machine of humans with deep real estate experience.

In this higher rate climate it's basically a wash between investment vs. secondary.

If you hire a big name brand builder you main have to pay more on overhead (project manager, superintendent, heavy equipment and machines) and their profit versus if you hire a small builder, the overhead could be almost nothing, and lastly, if you are a good investor/customer, you maybe able to get a better deal (a builder is willing to build the house for less profit).

So it seems to me that folks are probably happy to sit on the money making machines rather than sell.