For instance, in IL, you cannot do subject to if the homeowner is in default or in some stages of pre-foreclosure.Bottomline: there are ways to invest even with bad credit.One other way that has not been mentioned yet is get credit partners.

Does this seem like a good deal for me to you veterans or should I try to work out a different arrangement?

What you want could be easy to arrange or difficult.

Personally, I never buy buildings with such an arrangement.

Have you staged it to look like a home?

Your agent will then handle the cleanup arrangements.

In regards to location, one must be able to get a very large crane and the carrier with the module on site with enough room to both stage and set. 

I'm a co-owner of an Edible Arrangements franchise in Westchester County, NY.

In some ways the answer to this question is limitless with real estate and new construction making up such a sizeable part of the economy.But just to rattle off some others that I didn't see mentioned, you could find jobs at:- Architectural firms- Staging companies (i.e. stage sample houses with furniture for builders or houses for sale).- Government administration especially related to zoning and land development- Mortgage companies or working as a loan officer- Title insurance companiesYou may also get some ideas from looking at the vendors who frequent your local REIA.

When the actual differences are measured on those redevelopment stages, these can be 8 figure concerns on the same original investment prices of 20 years ago (400k).