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Kwon Do Lee
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Calculating New Construction in LA

Kwon Do Lee
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  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I am currently studying to become a RE agent in LA mainly to gain experience in real estate and make connections and I tagged along with my RE agent friend to a meeting with an investor in the LA area who is looking to take down old houses, do a new construction then sell for profit.  

The investor wants my agent friend and me to bring potential deals with numbers laid out for him to look at. I get that it's not quite possible to get an accurate new construction price since it depends on his contractor's prices but I was wondering if any of you have had any experience in new construction and things to look out for when dealing with new constructions.

My goal is to bring him a potential deal with a booklet full of necessary numbers and attention to detail on a deal to try and impress him. I, however, have zero experience in any of this and my knowledge is just from podcasts and books. What are some things, as an investor, would you like to see from an agent that would impress you?

Thank you for reading and any criticism, related to this topic or not, is welcome.

- Kwon Do Lee

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