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Steven Nguyen
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OOS Investor - New Construction vs Rehabbing Existing Properties

Steven Nguyen
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles
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Hello BP members,

I am an OOS investor based in CA looking at new construction vs rehabbing existing properties

I had a few questions:

1. Do new home builders sell to OOS investors ? I know some only sell to people who will use as their primary residence.

2. What is the expected rent to value ratio ? I'd be happy with a 0.75 or higher RV ratio given new construction has lower CAPEX/maintenance.

Thanks for any insight.

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Joseph Schweizer
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Joseph Schweizer
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Hi @Steven Nguyen!

I have heard @Zach Lemaster has some new builds in Florida. Upon a quick look, it seems like they meet your 0.75 goal. Might be worth a look if you are interested in Florida!

Best Wishes!

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