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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply
Foreclosure demolition as first investment
I have a dream of house hacking a multifamily in Brooklyn, NY. However, the neighborhoods that I'm interested in are more expensive than what I can afford at the moment.
I was thinking of buying a cheap uninhabitable foreclosure, doing a complete demolition, and building a brand new *modular* construction. I was hoping that it will be cheaper than making the place inhabitable with a complete rehab... Also, I heard that modular construction is a bit cheaper than regular construction.
Am I naive to think it's doable as my first-time investment? Would love to hear your thought, tips, guidance.
Thanks!