If you are out of state and trying to do a major rehab, unless you are in construction for your full time job then my recommendation is one of the following:1.

my hypothesis:-new construction: developers will take the hit in New construction by adding incentives into the market to keep market presence -used homes: will remain unsold as long homeowners can hold it and any need for sale it will be opportunities for new buyers and -for investors who buy with traditional financing it will be a breakeven market until interest start to drop and market prices to increase what do you think?

As a matter of fact, I had a discussion with a flipper a few weeks ago that brought this new reg to my attention, he was considering getting out of the business realizing that now he would have to comply, and that it would substantially hurt his bottom line.For me, as a conservative leader, I see it as a positive.

I'm looking to buy a new construction home in CA for $750,000 as an investment property (around 8% interest rate) with 20% down.

Also, once on title, what are my construction loan options?

More people are off, but will they be busy and the listing get lost in the sauce of festivities?

Purchase price: $430,000 New construction. 5.99% interest with a 5 % down.

You may want to check the laws on STRs in North Las Vegas:  https://www.cityofnorthlasvegas.com/business/short-term-rent...Where are you getting the "numbers" that show it's a good investment? 

That construction also coincided with the birth of our first child. 

My business partner and I have 16 doors in California.