We don't even use credit reports anymore....most of the renters in our markets...and I would guess most of your, have poor credit to begin with.  

They are usually done by a block method using square feet, they don't have time to look at each property so if you bet on that value, you'll be wrong, it's apples and oranges.If you don't know what value is based on and the 3 approaches used, you're not even in real estate, you might be playing some guru game playing house like a 5 year old girl, just trying to play with bigger houses.

Best bet would be to get quotes, maybe speak to the kit home people and see if they can provide rough guideline prices.Having to get electrical and plumber plus fixtures I would say you'd be looking maybe about $50k for the house purchase and live in state Plus land.

I bet there are some contractors around Denver that have a package price for something like this.

That makes it seem like a poor deal.

BP'ers refer to this strategy as "house hacking".You're young, so you have time to bet on San Diego appreciation over the next 20-30 years.  

The red flags for me were the times mentioned and that is very poorly written.

My mother handed me Rich Dad Poor Dad in 2000, when I was only 14, from then on I always new that the proverbial rat race wouldn't suit me well, and in many ways it transformed my financial acumen moving me from a non-investor to a passive investor at a very young age.

If that dog had tendencies of poor behavior it would not have been accepted as a police dog and 2. they darn sure don't go inside of any building, they are better trained beyond house broken.

I'm reading as much as I can and I think the people here are going to be my best bet.