Hi guys, I'm brand new to this website and real estate investing.

I'll check- out the link, after I write- down the latest 'light bulb' insights pertaining to this (disruptor) business model, extraordinaire.  ;-)

I did go to their website and found it very light on solid information: no detailed technical explanation of how it is implemented and all I could find on the warranty is that it is "lifetime of the structure and transferrable" - a copy of the warranty was not available.  

that way @Steve Raymond and others may be able to bring you a deal, that you are actually interested to look at....Gerald, Are the rehab you do light,moderate or labor intensive?

Other requirements could include side walks, storm water control, street trees, street lights, and running all utilities to the lots, including electric, gas, phone, cable plus water and sewer.There could be current zoning requirements that require larger lots than those platted maybe 50-60 years ago. 

Brand new roof.A  very comparable home of same type and sqft on the same street just sold for 105k yesterday.I am thinking to start at 100k and then subtract all repair costs that I find, but this is just a guesstimate without seeing the inside first. 

It may be tough to sell your older house when they can get brand new with finishes they select for about the same price.

If I but in a brand new boiler, I'm going to expect a minimum of 10 years of good service out of it.

It might be worth leaving some of them in & having a landscape service come in once a year for a touch up.I go with standard color's in each unit, if I have carpet, light tan.  

Why will people prefer this when a brand new condo can be available 10 miles away?