Modular homes appreciate the same as stick build.

So instead I want to build one. 

Building your team is by far the most important thing you can do as you get going.  

Investment Info:Commercial Mixed-Use Building - (leased) laundromat on the main floor and 3 apts on top.Purchase price: $500,000Cash invested: $40,000Woohoo!

Purchase price: $500,000 Cash invested: $40,000 Investment Info:Commercial Mixed-Use Building - (leased) laundromat on the main floor and 3 apts on top.Purchase price: $500,000Cash invested: $40,000Woohoo!

I love the idea of a turnkey new build where the numbers work. 

Out here when I live it's going to cost at least $275/SF to build a spec that will keep up with the competition and meet buyers expectations (high ceilings, semi-custom cabinet package, fireplace, floor to ceiling tile in all showers, swimming pool, temperature controlled garage, pot filler, thermador appliances, level 5 drywall, oversized custom pivot door for entry, epoxy in garage, custom closet in master, etc)Also that number assumes you are owner-builder or you GC the job yourself.

Sorry after digging a little further into the company I'd say stay away until they prove the can deliver on what they say once your money is in their hands and not put u on a back burner so long u could have built a block castle by hand on your land.

One of the biggest challenges was the insurance for this type of building- there are much fewer insurers and it's good to get your ducks in a row especially with insurance before pulling the trigger.

Real estate offers many benefits, and with the right tools and mentorship, I believe you and your son can build a successful portfolio!