Depending on feed back and interest we might keep one as a model home.

You'd be able to do it over and over and build a whole business model that involves that strategy.Just my 2 cents - good luck!!!

If that's your preferred business model, this could be a good play for you.The risk is in the market though.

But part of my business model when showing my low-income rentals is really selling myself as an old-timey, family-business handyman landlord who lives nearby, a reminder of this city's better years, a reassuring bulwark of personal stability against uncertainty.

We found a contractor through friends and followed the BP model.

Depends on a person’s business model and goals.

The returns have been very generous and I am confident that I am replicate the same business model with properties in the future.

If you did not already own the property then you evaluate it a different way.The business model for many real estate moguls is to 'control' (own) as many properties as possible.

Because of my business model, I steer from attempting to be the first on the block, but there maybe value if you do it right.

When properties in and around certain parts of Jackson County are selling for higher than ever seen before, it really makes you wonder what the heck is going on and how long it's going to last.It's been good in a lot of ways but it's also challenged and forced a lot of real estate professionals to rethink what they're doing, how they spend their marketing dollars, question the older business models, methods of doing business, and so forth.As a realtor/broker, there's no question that our time is best spent working with sellers and getting as many listings as possible while, of course, focusing on the higher dollar/income spending type of buyers, syndicators, developers, etc.As an investor, the thought of buying turnkeys and utilizing traditional investor types of financing to capitalize on these low interest rates has become very attractive.