SEH 2 Revenue Model Scenarios - Revision history

Marcin: /* Links */

2022-10-16T18:35:18Z

Links

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	=Links=		=Links=
			*[[SEH Revenue Model Development]]
	*[[Seed Home v2]]		*[[Seed Home v2]]
	*[[Seed Home 2 Cost Structure]]		*[[Seed Home 2 Cost Structure]]

Marcin: /* Subsidized Builds and General Contractor Training Model */

2022-07-14T19:27:24Z

Subsidized Builds and General Contractor Training Model

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	We estimate further that 3D printing and [[Compressed Earth Blocks]] can reduce the materials cost by 50%, thus saving another $30k.		We estimate further that 3D printing and [[Compressed Earth Blocks]] can reduce the materials cost by 50%, thus saving another $30k.

	If achieved, the upside is $180k of subsidies from the above, and a purchase price starting at $20k for the subsidized housing option of a 1000 square foot house. This is interesting only in so far as this model can be replicated widely, where we estimate that up to 10% of the housing can be subsidized fully in the US market, and just about any house can be subsidized at least in part, depending the level of commitment on all sides (city, builder, buyer). The partial subsidy can be anywhere from $20k up to the full subsidy.		If achieved, the upside is $180k of subsidies from the above, and a purchase price starting at $20k for the subsidized housing option of a 1000 square foot house. This is interesting only in so far as this model can be replicated widely, where we estimate that up to 10% of the housing can be subsidized fully in the US market, and just about any house can be subsidized at least in part, depending the level of commitment on all sides (city, builder, buyer). The partial subsidy can be anywhere from $20k up to the full subsidy. How quickly this is achieved is up to you.

	=Lifetime Costs=		=Lifetime Costs=

Marcin: /* Subsidized Builds and General Contractor Training Model */

2022-07-14T19:26:05Z

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	Subsidies can also come from city partnerships or land banks, where cities donate land as part of affordable housing programs (-$25k for land).		Subsidies can also come from city partnerships or land banks, where cities donate land as part of affordable housing programs (-$25k for land).

	If achieved, the upside is $~~150k~~ of subsidies from the above, and a purchase price starting at $~~50k~~ for the subsidized housing option. This is interesting only in so far as this model can be replicated widely, where we estimate that up to 10% of the housing can be subsidized fully in the US market, and just about any house can be subsidized ~~partly pending~~ the level of commitment on all sides. The partial subsidy can be anywhere from $20k up to the full subsidy.		We estimate further that 3D printing and [[Compressed Earth Blocks]] can reduce the materials cost by 50%, thus saving another $30k.

			If achieved, the upside is $180k of subsidies from the above, and a purchase price starting at $20k for the subsidized housing option of a 1000 square foot house. This is interesting only in so far as this model can be replicated widely, where we estimate that up to 10% of the housing can be subsidized fully in the US market, and just about any house can be subsidized at least in part, depending the level of commitment on all sides (city, builder, buyer). The partial subsidy can be anywhere from $20k up to the full subsidy.

	=Lifetime Costs=		=Lifetime Costs=

Marcin: /* Subsidized Builds and General Contractor Training Model */

2022-07-14T19:23:03Z

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	Labor: limit of up to -$100k for labor costs+ via on-the-job training, sweat equity ($50400 hours = -$20k), Extreme Manufacturing experiences (-$50k labor, -$50k education)		Labor: limit of up to -$100k for labor costs+ via on-the-job training, sweat equity ($50400 hours = -$20k), Extreme Manufacturing experiences (-$50k labor, -$50k education)
	*Education: General Contractor training: -$10k for the OSE contractor ($15k market rate, $5k OSE rate), and -$15k for the revenue of one month intensive training (book) and two live events. The General Contractor (Build Leader) is trained in the first one, and leads in the second one according to 100% OSE protocols.		*Education: General Contractor training: -$10k for the OSE contractor ($15k market rate, $5k OSE rate), and -$15k for the revenue of one month intensive training (book) and two live events. The General Contractor (Build Leader) is trained in the first one, and leads in the second one according to 100% OSE protocols.

			Subsidies can also come from city partnerships or land banks, where cities donate land as part of affordable housing programs (-$25k for land).

			If achieved, the upside is $150k of subsidies from the above, and a purchase price starting at $50k for the subsidized housing option. This is interesting only in so far as this model can be replicated widely, where we estimate that up to 10% of the housing can be subsidized fully in the US market, and just about any house can be subsidized partly pending the level of commitment on all sides. The partial subsidy can be anywhere from $20k up to the full subsidy.

	=Lifetime Costs=		=Lifetime Costs=

Marcin: /* Subsidized Builds and General Contractor Training Model */

2022-07-14T19:14:21Z

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	OSE is interested in developing subsidized yet scalable models of house construction, where savings are passed on to the buyers or are otherwise distributed depending on the specific case. The following can be developed in the early stages:		OSE is interested in developing subsidized yet scalable models of house construction, where savings are passed on to the buyers or are otherwise distributed depending on the specific case. The following can be developed in the early stages:

	The general economics above show about $10-20k in general contractor costs, and about $15k - $30k in OSE service fees. The cost structure of a house can be subsidized by private individuals in the format of [[Extreme Manufacturing]] experiences (for companies, civic organizations, individuals), on the job-training that reduces labor-costs, sweat-equity by home buyers (400 hours in Habitat for Humanity sweat equity model), and on-the-job training programs for general contractors. General contractors would undergo build process training ([[General Contractor Training Program]]), under the guidance of OSE. In such a model, the operation must show a sustainable revenue model, where any of the subsidies can ~~contribute~~ to ~~model revenue~~. An equivalent amount can be deducted from the sale price.		The general economics above show about $10-20k in general contractor costs, and about $15k - $30k in OSE service fees. The cost structure of a house can be subsidized by private individuals in the format of [[Extreme Manufacturing]] experiences (for companies, civic organizations, individuals), on the job-training that reduces labor-costs, sweat-equity by home buyers (400 hours in Habitat for Humanity sweat equity model), and on-the-job training programs for general contractors. General contractors would undergo build process training ([[General Contractor Training Program]]), under the guidance of OSE. In such a model, the operation must show a sustainable revenue model, where any of the subsidies can be utilized. These subsidies are not government subsidies, these are private sector and private subsidies obtained via an entrepreneurial approach - and thus likely to be more flexible and scalable. An equivalent amount can be deducted from the sale price.

	In numbers, the limit of the above is:		In numbers, the limit of the above is:
	Labor: limit of up to -$100k for labor costs+ via on-the-job training, sweat equity ($50400 hours = -$20k), Extreme Manufacturing experiences (-$50k labor, -$50k education)		Labor: limit of up to -$100k for labor costs+ via on-the-job training, sweat equity ($50400 hours = -$20k), Extreme Manufacturing experiences (-$50k labor, -$50k education)
	*Education: General Contractor training: -$10k for the OSE contractor ($15k market rate, $5k OSE rate), and -$15k for the revenue of one month intensive training (book) and two live events. The General Contractor (Build Leader) is trained in the first one, and leads in the second one according to 100% OSE protocols.		*Education: General Contractor training: -$10k for the OSE contractor ($15k market rate, $5k OSE rate), and -$15k for the revenue of one month intensive training (book) and two live events. The General Contractor (Build Leader) is trained in the first one, and leads in the second one according to 100% OSE protocols.



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Marcin: /* General Contractor Training Model */

2022-07-14T18:42:11Z

General Contractor Training Model

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Marcin: /* Lifetime Costs */

2022-07-14T18:28:12Z

Lifetime Costs

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			=General Contractor Training Model=
			The general economics above show about $11k in general contractor costs, and about $30k in OSE service fees.


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Marcin: /* General Contractor Training Model */

2022-07-14T18:27:02Z

General Contractor Training Model

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	The manageable labor promise is true, if you build the modules for the Seed Eco-Home beforehand on weekends - and if you get 2 people to help you for 2 weeks. Completely realistic if you do the work yourself. If you start hiring subcontractors - costs and time add up. Now who will be the first person to show this? We should fund a reward for the first duo that demonstrates 'a 1000 sf home that you and a friend can build in 2 weeks, for $60k'.		The manageable labor promise is true, if you build the modules for the Seed Eco-Home beforehand on weekends - and if you get 2 people to help you for 2 weeks. Completely realistic if you do the work yourself. If you start hiring subcontractors - costs and time add up. Now who will be the first person to show this? We should fund a reward for the first duo that demonstrates 'a 1000 sf home that you and a friend can build in 2 weeks, for $60k'.

	~~=General Contractor Training Model=~~

	=Turnkey Production=		=Turnkey Production=

Marcin: /* DIY Build Model */

2022-07-14T18:15:16Z

DIY Build Model

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	The manageable labor promise is true, if you build the modules for the Seed Eco-Home beforehand on weekends - and if you get 2 people to help you for 2 weeks. Completely realistic if you do the work yourself. If you start hiring subcontractors - costs and time add up. Now who will be the first person to show this? We should fund a reward for the first duo that demonstrates 'a 1000 sf home that you and a friend can build in 2 weeks, for $60k'.		The manageable labor promise is true, if you build the modules for the Seed Eco-Home beforehand on weekends - and if you get 2 people to help you for 2 weeks. Completely realistic if you do the work yourself. If you start hiring subcontractors - costs and time add up. Now who will be the first person to show this? We should fund a reward for the first duo that demonstrates 'a 1000 sf home that you and a friend can build in 2 weeks, for $60k'.

			=General Contractor Training Model=

	=Turnkey Production=		=Turnkey Production=

Marcin: /* Links */

2022-06-29T16:01:19Z

Links

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	=Links=		=Links=
			*[[Seed Home v2]]
	*[[Seed Home 2 Cost Structure]]		*[[Seed Home 2 Cost Structure]]