I realized that builder gave many more incentives when I paid cash vs when I used an outside lender (builder’s price with their lender was much higher).

Our town just did a revaluation and got close to 100% but the market constantly changes and prices continue to trend upwards meaning the 100% valuation is likely already not accurate.

In the current market with the prices of homes being so high does it still make sense to be investing in real estate or to be accumulating cash and waiting to see where the market goes? 

So I have 4 hot tubs and my cleaners take care of the hot tub so it is included in their price.  

I think the majority of the confusion likely comes from the fact that most all of the builders that have inventory on our marketplace are offering unique incentives like extensive rate buy downs, free PM & maintenance guarantees, up to 10% price reductions or up to 10% cash back, etc. 

., Orange, and SD counties definitely have price to rent ratios that are not favorable for cashflow.

out of state offers many investors in high priced markets a chance to play when they cant play at home.

They also just launched a new dynamic pricing tool, its bare bones now but over time maybe it’ll be good enough to cut ties with PriceLabs.

Purchase price: $100,000 Cash invested: $50,000 My partner and I are getting into our first fix and flip!

You have an option to purchase the property in 3-5 years at a preset purchase price.