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Updated about 7 years ago,
NEW CONSTRUCTION, Slab on grade VS conventional crawlspace
I'm currently working on converting my first single family rental into a duplex in Washington State. I will be keeping this project in my portfolio for years to come. I'm trying to figure out best practices from more experienced investors and builder for constructing a high quality and low maintenance rental, so no better place to start then with the foundation.
My question is,
If you could build a portfolio of multifamily rental properties to hold for long term, would you build a slab on grade concrete floor (no crawl space) or standard conventional wood framed floor (has a crawl space)
There are pros and cons to both but just hoping to get some people who might have other insight on it.
Appreciate any and all feedback!
Newbie from Washington State