@Thomas Bruzzesi is a member here, doing NPN's, and was probably the largest buyer/flipper at the auctions.

I live in North Haven and try to stay in the 1600sf range to appeal to the largest pool of homebuyers

The under-current of the idea is that these assets function like real property.

He works for one of the top 5 largest home builders in the US, and we both live in Orlando.

Even did the American Birkebeiner, which is the largest cross country ski marathon in North America and finished it with a smile.

Thanks @Michael WellerSince we are building the largest development in the history of San Pedro it is good to have encouragement from someone who is knowledgeable about the market.

I joke about having to retire when she does because I probably won't be able to function without her.But, sometimes we have to push through something unpleasant, like switching insurance to keep on track with the bigger picture.

Is the property functional, or will it be outdated needing a rehab later on to sell?

And there is no resale market. these homes are what they are and will be what they are for now and until they are torn down burn down or become just functionally obsolete

They function as sort of a go-between though, which I dislike in principle as someone that generally participates as a principal.