I am building new construction homes and flipping houses for some instant hits and I am involved in some longer term development projects that should be homeruns 2 years down the road.Plan out your business on what you want to achieve, how many units, how much capital and then have that "Make It Happen" attitude. 

MYTH: You will save up to $150 a month instantly.FACT: Ask them how long instantly lasts.

One can lose it all in an instant, let's just say that. 

Basically, that's an instant win for you (and in such cases, you should pad the damages as much as possible since an angry judge loves to award them).

People would find a house that they wanted, but couldn't instantly qualify for.

If I'm struggling to pay your $50-100 part of the bill - then I have much bigger problems.It's not that money isn't important, it is, but the small time, small minded, small brained, small wallet people, generally are also tight, mean, and not as wealthy as they make out.It was very telling when we had dinner with that dreadful wholesaler creature a few weeks ago, when the bill came, he instantly said "we'll split it" to the waitress, we politely declined and asked the waitress to make it a single bill that we would pay.

So we offer each option but prefer move in fee because it becomes instant capitol and we avoid a lot of responsibility/risk as a company. 

You instantly are notified of a payment and that payment is transferred to your bank account within a few days.

Quite a few companies these days offer instant approvals. 

Easily instant positive cash flow of about $5000/month or maybe a apartment complex.