For a brand new house. 

If you can get an extra $250/mo for a brand new kitchen, I’d say yes!

In another market, however, I would say that relocating (or discarding of) the old mobile home and putting a brand new one in its place would be a more viable and efficient business model, especially if you can buy the older one at the right price!

Plus newly “price-sensitive” shoppers are buying more store-branded items (which are often less expensive).

However, we all know "advice" can take the form of "don't buy real estate, it's risky, you'll be fixing toilets at 2 am, my uncle lost it all...")We all know and love the BRRRR method, but why can't the core tenants of the BRRRR strategy be applied to building a brand new house from the ground up? 

In mid August, our lender (big name brand bank) tried to get an appraiser out there but could not get an appraisal scheduled.

I’d be more than happy to help with more menial/undesirable tasks to assist you in exchange for your knowledge and guidance.I am brand new to all of this and have so many questions.

Hello,I'm Julian Wilkey and am brand new to Real Estate investing. 

Hello everyone!I recently read Rich Dad, Poor Dad and it really opened my eyes to all of the possibilities of building long term wealth without having a lot of money to start off with. I’m currently in the research an...

If all goes (somewhat) according to plan we will have a tenant in Feb 1 of 2021.And if we can get the construction budget down to $150k we will walk away with a brand new home that cash flows $350-$400/month using the 50% rule and we won't have left a dollar in the deal.