To repeat the process, you have to be really careful with the lending and some nuanced tax issues that also impact the lending component.

This is a pretty big, technologically challenging project that has many components: what databases will you be accessing; your team would need to include developers (the software kind), RE people… You should design you project such that is narrow and focused rather than broad and shallow. 

I am willing to bet that's a component to this. 

So, I'll spend maybe 10k in permits and architects, maybe 40k on utility connections, another maybe 50k on the actual prefab components (if I'm reading the only option I've found in cal precut) and another 50k on finishing and on-demand labor (with me doing things I can do to help keep costs down).First, please do lay in to me about how foolish this sounds.

Account Closed really neat idea and more in line of a business with real estate component.

But since they all have an education component I simply wish they were a bit more advanced.Let me use an example and see if you agree.

And yes, ton of rent control and section 8 here too, plus when you develop anything there is usually a "COAH" or low income component, so even if your tenant is not, their complaints may be because their neighbors are.

Regarding the seller finance component- I read capital gains tax is a big advantage.

Those with components that are easy to disassemble for washing seem to rate well.You were asking for brand names, but the reality is each brand name has their high end and low end products.

Inspectors look inside the walls and they are going to want the components used to be UL/ANSI and meet all our standards here.