Develop and document the system, train someone who is not a seasoned technician, and follow up to make sure he/she stays on track.  

Find parks in your area, forget those parks, they are 98% over priced, contact those brokers and develop a relationship.You will need a credible team, proof of funds for the down, or a cash partner who has the down funds.We did the above for 1.5 yrs post Frank and Dave's boot camp.  

I agree 70% rule is kind of simplification, but finally i see the main difference between flipping and building is that while flipping goes you earn money on buying with cheapest repairing, but while new development/deep rehab goes you earn money getting adding value for highest market price comparing of rounded properties in this location. 

This technique will automatically give you trust right out of the gate. 

Not sure how property management would fall.Separately, there may be some local development money available for real estate (more often renovation than acquisition, but every bit helps!).

Hopefully @Brandon Turner will answer, if not, shoot him an email.I was thinking about developing one, since I haven't found a good one yet.

Crowd funding is also a way to find out what the crowd funding firms are getting from developers. 

I do know that developers are very focused on the I-10/1604 area right now, which is just south of Leon Valley.Building Classes...very short descriptions:A: top-quality building, getting the highest rents, very well-maintained, best locationsB: One-step below "A".

Developing a trusted team is probably the most important step.

I would appreciate feedback from investors who has used this medium and the effectiveness of this marketing technique.