With prices always rising in the long run, your property will probably appreciate $100K every year or three, depending on the size and location.

Being mindful not to inflate the numbers.

It seems that property insurance, especially in Oklahoma, has been on the rise recently.

Same 3% inflation for selling = $134400 for 1 house or $672000 for 5 houses.

We've had the tailwinds of a rising market.

With properties on the rise,the capex does not really make sense in the areas like Gilbert,Scottsdale etc,even though the appreciation factor may be beneficial.

I actually found the deal on myhousedeals.com The numbers he had on the site were a little inflated but I feel like that’s expected given the circumstances.

If you decide to use one of the construction funding programs, these are usually inflated bid prices. 0% down is ideal and great if you can qualify for those terms.

I know the market here in California is very much inflated at this point, but I thought I could maybe still make something work with FHA financing before I completely give up on California.

I live in 30318 and agree with Evan - I purchased a new construction home there for $425K and a year later smaller new construction homes next door to me have been selling for $500K+I think the prices are inflated right now because it's a super hot market - we'll see how long that lasts (for my own property value I hope it keeps going up!!).