@Jennifer Rysdam Unless a client is doing 100+ deals per year, the 'volume' factor is meaningless because I can't cost-effectively automate any processes to reduce my costs/time.

I personally would say this is the main factor is the score, most time if the score is above 700 we could look at a Conventional Program such as HomeReady or HomePossible that would allow you to do this house hack with as little at 5% downIf the Credit score is under 700, then we would look at the FHA route with as low as 3.5% down.

If these three are all “Yes”, and they really should be, then beasts will never appear.4 ) The Law of Attraction Factor – I have spent hundreds of hours reading, thinking, and observing this Law and still haven’t found a single bit of evidence to the contrary.  

Time is also a huge factor. I

The other factor is the NOI which has more to do with the lease structure and timing.  

The formulas mostly use square feet, but location, quality of finishes, floor plan and condition all play into the real value.Of course the other factor is what value Zestmate comes up with.

The weight reflects how important that decision factor is to you and you select the lead generation method that exhibits the highest score.Forinstance:DMM: Low ROI, High Stress To Deal, High Effort To Deal, Immediate Results Per Effort, etc. etc. and you add all the scores of each decision factor.You do that for SEODMMCold CallingDriving For DollarsAuctionsBandit SignsAnd you find the best lead gen for you that fits your personal phsychy.Although this is a very valid and scientific mathematical way to make it work (numebrs never lie) I do not agree with this.My character is as follows...

The more important factor is buying at discount.

There is much more than the house that will be required to make this work, meaning more costs than just the price of the module that the factory sends you. 

Earlier this year, Tesla opted to build a massive car factory just east of Austin.