I am wondering what types of software there are on the marketplace, and what function they serve to help investors.

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Critically, LET her spend 10% or 25% (set a strict limit) of PASSIVE income (she needs to see the reward in the SHORT run....patience is developed LONG after nine....) and save/reinvest the rest.

I think I was being overly critical and looking for "super tools" that didn't exist.

Thus I am not sure how this will work functionally.

Some may seem a bit critical, but I think that is mostly others speaking from experieince.

There are other communities where a $30K house will get you $750, or 2.5%, and they all have functioning schools, police, fire, libraries, parks, etc.

There are plenty of places in Michigan, or Cincinnati where I invest primarily, or most cities in the midwest, where the neighborhood/submarket would be so poor that it would be a terrible deal even at an apparently good gross rent yield.Here are just a few things that are critical to determining if it's a "good deal" for you:What is the grade of the neigborhood (sub-market and broader area)?

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* Material costs can be driven down substantially when building at volume (such as 20-35% savings, per builder), so achieving scale is critical to maximizing overall profit margins * Build for 20-30% less than traditional stick-built * Scarcity of homes in the $135-170k range are expected to lead to high demand, per numerous realtors, particularly for new construction on 2 acres of land* These rural counties typically require at least 1 acre when building.