Short Term Rentals take a lot of time and energy.

There's nothing wrong a slab foundation in fact they are more energy efficient typically. 

I do believe it's probably a question of 'when', not 'if', but at the moment, I don't see how that prototype saves any money, considering running wiring & plumbing with solid concrete walls (you'd likely furr over them with conventional stud framing, and would be building 2 walls instead of 1), meeting energy codes in different climates, envelope tightness, and satisfying aesthetic preferences. 

That said, this route is likely to be time and energy consuming as well as stressful.)Just my thoughts.

More energy efficient since the window is mainly closed, and quieter since the mechanicals are outside and separated.Hope this helps. 

I'm shooting to create enough passive income in the next 5 years so I can sell my current businesses and refocus my energies on creating a comfortable life for my wife and I.   

As such, the agreement will be that he puts up the capital and I put up my time and energy to fix up the building.

But I always enjoyed Brandon's energy and humbleness.

And, of course, for the confidence booster ;)

I understand what motivated sellers are and when you do, you will see that you CAN NOT target them.So I focus all my energy into being the easiest person ALIVE to be found to a very specific audience: People that are willing to sell their house below market value".THAT is how and why my wholesale deals reach 6-figures+ consistently.Want more direction?