The thing I hate about construction (yes, even our "manufactured homes" have construction, when they are moved to a new, permanent lot), there all so many unknowns, and things that change on the spot, no matter how much research is done.  

Do 'bird dog fees' change with the scale of the deal? 

This also allows the investor to build a portfolioIf anyone has read any of my post i am the first to admit that C class has its ups and downs.. and that you need scale and that means get to 10 doors ASAP.. 

Focus on your strategy and scaling your business until you're where you want to be before exploring new strategies.Finding buyers:  lots of different ways to do this.  

The reason I say I have done research is I have put together a business model on how I may want to scale my business.

This is a manufactured home on 2.5 acres which we will live in.

Then when your passive income covers your living expenses, you start to build up a war chest to keep scaling your holds and flips.

There are a lot more soft costs that go into a new build and often times the economies of scale allow you to build two or more properties at the same time.  

What are some things we can offer these agents other than earning commission when our buyer lists the property, saving them time on a listing, and scaling their business?

Also, they were the only manufacturer I saw that offers a 10 year warranty on both the motor and the basket for their washers.