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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 3417528" data-attributes="member: 58386">Orion look, Xground is a very city minded company&nbsp;&nbsp; with a business model that was developed for a metropolitan area in a warm climate with flat terrain a modern highway system much higher population density with much higher per capita incomes. if you are in an area that doesn&#039;t have the complete demographic and infrastructure package upon which the model is based you&#039;re pretty much out of luck. It would appear that your speculator/contractor boss has ignored the fact that X made it clear that creating equity and value for contractors is not their intention . Acquiring cheap trucking and labor is the sole objective as evidenced by the fact that contractors didn&#039;t have goodwill until 1993 when only under the threat of a federal lawsuit did they grudgingly grant it.Staying with that speculator/ contractor as a matter of convenience while speculating on your own in&nbsp; the rental property business in the hope that you&#039;ll be able acquire enough of them to build a family sustaining cash flow, well then I wish you the best in that but by doing so the question is are you doing more to sustain that cheap wage no benefit contractor than you&#039;re doing for yourself?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 3417528, member: 58386"] Orion look, Xground is a very city minded company with a business model that was developed for a metropolitan area in a warm climate with flat terrain a modern highway system much higher population density with much higher per capita incomes. if you are in an area that doesn't have the complete demographic and infrastructure package upon which the model is based you're pretty much out of luck. It would appear that your speculator/contractor boss has ignored the fact that X made it clear that creating equity and value for contractors is not their intention . Acquiring cheap trucking and labor is the sole objective as evidenced by the fact that contractors didn't have goodwill until 1993 when only under the threat of a federal lawsuit did they grudgingly grant it. Staying with that speculator/ contractor as a matter of convenience while speculating on your own in the rental property business in the hope that you'll be able acquire enough of them to build a family sustaining cash flow, well then I wish you the best in that but by doing so the question is are you doing more to sustain that cheap wage no benefit contractor than you're doing for yourself? [/QUOTE]

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