I bet they don;t tell students at the average return tax lien investors get that it would take 1-2 years to recoup that $41,000 assuming you had $1,000,000 to invest. 

You are alive, you live in the United States, you have your youth and health, you have a wife, and I'll bet, I'll just bet, you have a roof and food.

I would say option 2 or 3 are your best bets.

I'd bet this was done to assuage the concern of developers and counterpoint the issues highlighted in your Business Insider article.

Youre only keeping (or at least you should be) the space between 50-80...NOT at a steady 72 degrees like you would if it were habitational space. 

Working with home owners will be next to impossible, your best bet will be other investors/wholesalers.

Josh, I have noticed that the entire site has been very slow to load each page and I am willing to bet many double posts are coming from users who click the post button and the page does not load in a timely manner so they click post again thinking that maybe they did not click on it the first time (which of course causes a double post).

Also be careful about betting on appreciation didn't fair well for a lot of people a few years ago.

If we are 100k into the house and can sell it for 145k You Bet Its SOLD!

I bet you wouldn't be happy if your boss only paid you that much for all you do