They are different prices, depending upon the model you select.

If you feel that you need in-person support, and more of a traditional brokerage model eXp won't be for you.

But since that's where most of the questions come on BP, it's relevant to note and move on to brokerage models.You generally have four kinds of models.

Are you planning on sticking with the build-to-rent model or exploring other strategies for your future projects?

But it was not passive.  3) alternate rent models such as MTR, STR, rent by room, student housing, etc.  

(Assumable loan, Waterfalls/Hurdles, Ability to model a JV) I've come across "Synthesis" by Sharpline Equity.

Have the loan officer you are talking to model out both, so that you know you can close on the multi fam once you close on the HELOC.

@Mindy Jensen and @Kevin Leahy I'd like to come back onto the podcast to give an update on the lease option model and how we have switched up that model to what we call the floating lease option.  

Utilizing our collaborative financing model allowed for efficient funding, covering both the purchase price and any necessary costs associated with the resale.

As a current renter, I am going to look further into this model.