Or better yet, a grain of Millet…less climate intensive 😆

The builder approval and overall loan process is fairly intensive so there are pros and cons to this.

Probably not a great BRRRR type product but it doesn't mean you can't make money in the space.Like any other investment, you'll want to look at the total package to figure out if it makes sense, ie, can you do better here than investing somewhere else, especially since the higher price points and finishes required in your rehabs will mean it is more capital intensive than a lower end deal.

Although it’s a capital intensive business, the return on equity is solid from the MFH I’ve seen flipped on the market. 

Not real clear on your intensions?

Replace my current income that I presently earn through a bi-weekly check from a n 8 hour a night labor intensive job, with income generated from rental properties I accumulate.

If you are trying to BRRRR or flip or something, that is much more intensive and you'd want to be more boots on the ground yourself rather than always trusting a team.

I say this because I now live in AZ where I have properties (Turn Key) and also in OH where my projects are intense - In OH, I am long distance BRRR'ing and long distance land lording which keeps it fun!

Medium term rentals are a lot more management intensive, but will yield higher returns. on the other hand, long-term rentals typically require less work, but also have significantly less returns you’ll also eventually run into the issue I did in which finding a property management company for These rentals is difficult. you may have to start off your own operations like I did. it all depends on what kind of returns you are looking for how much time you’ll have available to give to your properties and your goals.

Mark and Tammy have exactly the right degree of intensity and passion for what they're doing, and their track record is stellar both in their own investments and in mentoring students who ultimately end up in their network.