Mobile homes -- for the most part -- are all about affordable housing, so make sure not to "over-remodel" a model home.

For example, I know softwares like Argus are reliable cash flow modeling softwares that some companies rely heavily on.I know it’s an oversimplification to simply say “Just make an app for that.” 

This is pretty much exactly our business model here in St Petersburg, FL (Brokerage > Property Management > Rehab & Reposition)So they do exist!

Our model is SFR.

Honestly, skipping straight to organizing my network and getting ready to crack out my first BRRRR while I'm waiting for my business to settle.. not a bad idea for sure. i do plan on moving to multifam eventually.. big fan of David Lindahl so far and his super successful model.

The problem is rental estimates, Zillow's are garbage and unless you are building a brand new model for estimating rental prices that is better than Zillow it just will never be accurate. 

I'd go with Welcome Home Milwaukee, they have a flat fee model.

Overall our policies and procedures haven't changed too much.Many of our owners purchased their properties in cash or with low leverage, because this is a riskier business model to begin with.

Of course I would rather be on a flat fee pricing model like Pricelabs and since I want to be like @Luke Carl (aka Yoda) when I grow up, might try Pricelabs at some point.

I'm about to purchase a model home and lease it back to the builder (I'm a seasoned real estate investor and own lots of rental properties).