The only program that is remotely similar is one from Performance Equity Partners (PEP).Some of the manufacturers also offer home financing programs (although it applies to only homes they manufacture whereas 21st and PEP does not) and that includes the Revive program from CAVCO and another from Legacy Homes in Texas.

It is a mundane task with not much reward (except if you think your bookkeeper is going to steal from you and you count not being stolen from in the reward category).Good luck with your approach.  

Metro Detroit has a great balance Price/Rent/Location.I have all my rentals here and will keep buying because they perform very well.The “trick” to Metro Detroit is the ring city suburbs.

I may know couple of people locally here in Chicago who might help too.I've used Upwork to get tasks done like that and honestly been extremely helpful!

Every state has different laws but in my state typically the Buyer can sue Seller for "specific performance", or seek damages, or let it go (obgligatory "I'm not an attorney" statement - really...I'm no attorney).

Originally I was looking to purchase a SFR that I could put some sweat equity into and rent out at some future point but lately have been contemplating a duplex in order to house hack.I have been combing through the forums and information on BP but would love any advice or suggestions for additional research I should perform. 

I prefer to break it down by "task" and add it up from there.

If wholesalers are presenting you with offers that they have not performed " due diligence" on.

There is a reason that A-class properties have a small COC rate, because they give SECURITY, reliability, performance, and equitable gains.

Eventually, I began receiving harder tasks, making my way to meet with the CFO.