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EJ K.
  • Quad cities iowa
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New Construction on Personal Hone

EJ K.
  • Quad cities iowa
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My wife and I are looking to build a home that we would be happy in as our forever home but would prefer to move out in 6-10 years to buy more land/house. I’m a physician and if she’s able to become one, we will move. 

Is this smart during this chaotic time? From the purchase price, at about year ten, we’d have between 250-350 k equity. Assuming no depreciation or appreciation on a new build.

My wife has great style and her upgrades rent well on our rentals, so I think our design would be appealing.

Any thoughts on this?

Rates are so low now tho too. Which is enticing. 

Not sure if it matters. Doing 0 down, no pMI with special mortgage. 

Homes in the neighborhood range from 500 -1.25 mil. Ours is about 60th percentile but neighbors to a new build already with a million in

thanks in advance 


Eddie