Creative idea!

Do you have any idea what that fail percentage was?

If theyre just going to send you a portfolio booklet or send you to a website of all their listings tell them to pound sand.Yes it's vitally important to know who you are working with, and have the history of the players involved.

I like the idea, gonna read a little more and give it a try!

I dont know his system or what he teaches or does there is not a lot of novel ideas or new methods in real estate that have no  been done thousands of times over the last 100 years.. 

Would love to get an idea!

Or if there's a commercial broker/developer who buys raw land and develops it to the point where developers can take down a few lots at a time in your area... whoever out there is selling subdivided land to developers will have ideas for this.

Co-ops, on the other hand, involve owning shares in a corporation that owns the building and can come with more restrictions and limitations on how you can use or rent out your unit.If your goal is to dip your toes into real estate investing as a primary residence before building a portfolio of out-of-state rental properties, it may be a better idea to consider a condo over a co-op.

Any idea what an average cost might be for this work (yes, I know it depends on number of cabinets).

You will have winners and losers, the idea is to have more of one than the other!