I know all over the Caribbean there is ROP (Rights of Possession), squatters rights, etc.

I might want to swipe this idea once I'm licensed and financially stable where I could realistically set up the systems and make this business model work for me here in GA.I read the website, but their explanations are targeted at sellers, not other wholesalers who want to understand exactly how they're doing this.Any input is appreciated. :)

Depending on the project (and business model), you can often find other people's leftovers.  

It should also be embedded on the contract what make and model he is to install.

I have bailed many of them out over the years when some guru gave them a model that turned out to get them in deep kimchee with regulators.

We are looking at a model that charges a pet fee monthly rather then a one time deposit.

However, I used to build mortgage/loan pricing/underwriting models, elimination of PMI definitely comes with a greater risk for lenders, which translates to higher interest rates, with everything else equal.

I have the Honeywell model that runs about $225 from the big box stores and love it.  

The ability to declare adverse possession isn't simple and takes quite a long time to do so it isn't likely you would have to fight a squatter other than to kick him/her out.

Their business model is 100% focused on commissionable publicly traded assets.