That is only for the construction, it does not include land, soft costs (design, permitting, impact fees) and holding costs.  

Soft surfaces such as fabrics either need to be replaced or professionally cleaned.

I went through the WHOLE process and found out what was wrong and paid for people (plumbers, electricians, contractors) to walk through and give me a real deal quote.. then I pulled comps of what the price/soft was for houses that are actually livable and nice and created an excel sheet outlining the cost to make this house work and we ended at 290k.

Our units had everything from towels, furniture, cooking utensil to plates, cups, and toilet paper for each unit. 

Foundation would be a number concrete pylons, the home gets broken down into flat slabs, trucked to location and craned into place. 60k for site prep and utilities should do it, even though about half would go to well and septic alone.The reason pre-fab makes sense for up north is because you cant buy any building materials in a serveral hour radius, so if you run out of screws, you are pretty much... so much easier to pre-build and truck.

Greene is using "loan partner" and "equity partner" congruently, I would actually assume he is meaning the same thing' he finds private money, who wants to provide him the "soft costs" of getting a loan, and exchange he provides them some form of compensation. 

-Check the main drain pipes and if they’re old cast iron check for soft spots or rust.

. $12 for dish towels.

No water at all (no city water and no access to well), place in shambles, leaky roof, yard not taken care of for years.  

It is a soft interview and watching there workmanship before seeing if I want to add them to my power team.