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Tyron McDaniel
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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No one builds small multi family anymore, 6,8 & 12 units etc...

Tyron McDaniel
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Sugar Land, TX
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I am sure there is a something I am missing but it seems to me that no builders are constructing small multi family anymore! Here in Houston there are HUGE apartments going up everywhere but they are all Class A and overpriced while the entry level, bread & butter renter has only outdated 2-4 plexes built from the 50-70's...

What are your thoughts...

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Josh Eitingon
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Josh Eitingon
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Massapequa, NY
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@Tyron McDaniel, depending on the location, the cost of construction can be very prohibitive to what makes sense to build.  Ground up construction for a B class asset vs. A does not have that much of a gap in cost.  For it to make economic sense (in most cases) if you are building new it really needs to be Class A.  

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