How about exterior material...stucco, siding, brick?

A single member LLC is usually eaisly defeated as most owners can't see themselves making out a minutes book authroizing themselves to go buy materials or make an offer on a property, but a well maintained entity would require these efforts as evidence that the LLC was actually a seperate entity from the owner/member.The more you treat your entity as a seperate being the better off you'll be in having it viewed that way.

Even if I have to hire labor it usually comes out to what I would have paid for materials on my own.

Maybe I am missing something, but in my experience with the Rich Dad materials, it has been some pretty good info.

Your goal is to have the nicest house in the neighborhood at the lowest price.That said, you don't want to be much nicer than your competition, just a half-notch nicer...use the same finishing materials, but ensure they're new.

Also further material that indicates the target segment he is probably commenting on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Like I said I paid 108k, but materials and labor seem to be costing about 70k.

As mentioned in this string, I did purchase a house with some of my funds (it was rented last month) and I am now interested in adding notes most likely through a JV partner with experience (I'm considering other options for my capital as well).

Whether that materializes or not is unknown but that is what the CAP rate compression is telling you.

Despite his past, he has some pretty good material out there.