You can also remotely revoke codes for these locks and create temporary access codes (say 24 hours, because a delivery guy needs to drop something and needs access). 

That is very important to have it properly modeled as well as track the performance of your funds returns to your investors.

I was hoping to build an entire business around this model, so I'm disappointed if true.

If people hit the Zillow Offer button instead of go to wholesalers that could sink a lot of individual business models.  

It would be great if you updated us in 6 months to a year for those of us possibly trying to copy this model.

I’d have to research and see what rates I could get and be aware of any local ordinances that can effect that business model.

I almost never deliver it because in-person delivery comes with risk.

ADU's- I'm involved with a startup, MODAL, who is bringing pre-fabed stand-alone MIL units to SLC as a response to SLC's change in ADU policies, they have a model unit down at the City Creek Food Court.

Personally I choose to stay away from section 8 because I do not understand that business model, and it's not the niche I want to be in.

Has anyone used a better option for securing packages from both USPS and private deliveries?