Go to local building supply companies or even menards/Home Depot and ask for some recommendations.

That's one month May 26 to June 26.Comparing bills is a little more difficult because of differing rates, and my utility has a service charge for supplying gas to cover their administrative cost.

Extras are paid for up front .We NEVER use our credit or cash to supply materials to a customers job .

. $100. 00 saved less your time.Or... you send your salesman at the supply house a text, "need 4 sheets 3/4" advantech with that lumber delivery tomorrow am, thanks" and you spend an extra $100.00 and they bring it to your site and even carry it into the house for you. 

That should smoke out any BS.  

Maybe you supply appliances.

There wasn't enough info supplied to help you determine if it's a good deal, but the numbers tell me one of two things up front.

We're also seeing increased supply in some rental markets, which will create downward price pressures overall I think.  

They will not pay you for your time/labor as they would another contractor, but they will for the supplies. 

Rural property tends to be in demand as people like acreageI buy rental properties in smaller town all over Texas where the demand for rentals exceeds the supply.