To create a sustainable marketing campaign you have to pay to play.

Usually with just one phone call.That pretty much makes my entire marketing machine self sustainable.

We need wholesalers to understand that they're not building a long term sustainable business if they do this by offering "deals" at 80-90% of ARV. 

The goal is to eventually use the cash flow from the land to buy rental properties and build long-term sustainable wealth with real estate.

I don't think the model is sustainable, but it could explain how flippers could be making money on deals where the numbers are very tight.

If the tenants are staying 4 or more years you might expect to pay that much or more but if these are 1 or 2 year turn cost you will not be able to sustain this long term.

Rapid cash-value buildup' is a fancy way of saying 'large influxes of cash from you, the insured, over a long, sustainable period of time'.  

Regarding your question on cost savings, there are a lot of interconnected things here -- you mention materials, building shape, construction methods, amenities, and sustainability measures.

Even with just two turns on their Capital per year, they might have a sustainable business model.

The hemlane co-ordinator didn't respond for a day (later learned he got sick and was off that day) and since it has already been 10 days since the request was opened, I decided to directly deal with this issue, got the inspection and work done in 2 days.I wanted to avoid taking over the maintenance request and let hemlane deal with it to understand the process and see if this is sustainable with multiple homes with them.