Hello,I wanted to ask if anyone has reliable contractors for a rehab project in Dayton.Thanks,Manan

Make sure you have a reliable GC in place prior to buying a deal.

So from my experience here is what you can consider: Having a reliable technician or two on standby for unexpected issues. 

I'm starting to lean towards this having enough problems that despite the massive monthly cost savings, this program just is not consistent and reliable enough if this is your business instead of a hobby.

If they're any good, they will take down any deal they find themselves or send it to a preferred list of people they have already been working with, who they trust to respond quickly, close reliably, solve problems effectively, and be pleasant to work with.You come across as rather arrogant in your posts.

@Frank PatalanoFinding reliable & dependable contractors.

It's worth consulting a local attorney or using a reliable legal service to ensure it complies with state and local laws.

To me the quadplex would be dual purpose, while you are not living there it serves as a reliable stream of income, once you move there, you could live in 1 of the units while you build your permanent home, and you could also use it for when your family comes over for large gatherings.A 2nd option might be to build an RV park, Unless their are zoning restrictions, you should be able to build one fairly inexpensive, with a septic system and either public water or a well, you can keep your costs to a minimum by doing gravel roads, which are easier to remove later if you don't want them. 

You have to include concessions, DOM and changing interest rates, the direction the house points, trees and so on.In most markets, the houses are not identical one to another anyway.

I am giving you reliable advice.