The homeowner pays for the construction rather than the developer.It almost seems too good to be true, but doesn't seem to be rare.Has anyone had success - or lack of success - following this method?

Just replaced these SOR Lowes.White doors are steel $100 eachBurgundy is solid Oak $180 already coated with a plasticized coating.Took my maintenance guy 2 hours per door including completely removing the old doors & all new trim & caulking.I also get Appliances catch & dent.  

They have no method of reaching a person directly and I don't get anywhere when asking for a person by name and company ID number. 

It seems most of the so-called programs are ... cookie cutter methods.

I’ve tried all the online methods.

I rent them for several years then sell and carry the contract for many more years.This method grew my business very quickly, especially the first part of flipping mobiles in parks.

By doing the stack method, where you purchase double the amount of properties as the previous year (or just increase your number of units), you will quickly gain momentum.

Not sure if you can see but they did not put the trim on the edge of the parquet.

Over the past 6 months, I have studied real estate methods and markets - specifically for long term buy and holds. 

I recently found a buyer for one of my wholesale houses in Central Texas with this method.