It enables smart contracts and Distributed Applications (ĐApps) to be built and run without any downtime, fraud, control, or interference from a third party.This can have many applications for the operations and sales transaction of real estate and provides the flexibility REI's need as well. 

I use downtime to scout for long term rentals. 

I was just looking through the forums trying to learn a little but in my down time but this was a REALLY, REALLY good acronym!

So what did I do during this down time?

Execute that when needed.Jan and Feb will be "down" times in the Smokies. 

Benefits: 1) after the renovation I can raise rent by 100-300/mo per unit, 2) the tenants take better care of the unit, 3) longer stays, 4) referrals so no advertising and minimal downtime between renters (last one had over 300 applicants), 5) every single one of my renovated units continued to pay thru the pandemic, 6) no evictions in renovated homes, 7) ROI of the building as a whole improves.

I assume 2 weeks of downtime when I turnover units, although I only generally have 1.

Additionally there may be some down time of when the money isn’t working.

I see the following variables with a build to rent calculation:1) Interest payments during construction2) Possible delays in construction (down time)3) rent estimation based on seasonal/vacancy comp data (imprecise)While the calculation would be similar to a typical purchase, there's some extra upfront time/expense built-in and you're relying on an annual rent estimation instead of a fixed rate lease - this adds a few layers of complexity to an otherwise straightforward calculation.  

I also make sure to have all supplies on site at the beginning before work starts -- this ensure there's always something for everyone on the crew to be working on simultaneously and no downtime running to Home Depot or waiting for the tile floor to set.