I'm no expert on the numbers, but what I've been told is pricing for materials and site prep, etc. makes modular comparable to stick, but it's in the labor that you make up the margins. 

Except possibly in CA where buyouts are legislated.

Thanks for the clarification @Karen Rittenhouse, it does get a little confusing like for example when Sharin Vornholt mentioned and think of wholesaler as a transaction coordinator or when Mike Nelson mention that he "flip contracts" or "wholesale contracts" even thou is not really "wholesaling" in theory it kind of works out the same and the intention and end result is the same which is selling a good lead, selling a good deal to an investor.I just find it fascinating how words can be interpreted different depending of what you are referring to and how can same words can have different meanings or you can even create a new trend and make up a new meaning for a word like for example "Flipping" I'm pretty sure at some point many years ago someone in the the real estate business started calling it "Flip" and now everyone call it that.by the way I do remember your podcast now, great podcast, I learned a lot from there a lot of good tips.

The one where I mention the Make-Up wash cloths and the link to buy them?

Most collectors we hear stories about make every effort to circumvent the FCRA, the FDCPA and much other legislation.'

I do believe they will pass some sort of lead legislation but after attending a couple meetings I believe they will pass something fair.

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Will this not create a problem since there would now be 5-6 accounts involved instead of the original 3 accounts that each make up 1/3 of the LLC.

We are doing our best to fight this but it is happening so quickly (now it is considered emergency legislation and can bypass certain committees) that I am not sure how this will turn out. 

Everything I’ve read on the proposed new law says single family properties are exempt unless they’re owned by corporations or REITs.Here’s a couple articles from today that mention it and there’s language in the bill about it as well:https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2019-09-11/california-renters-relief-legislation-gavin-newsom-rent-cap?