Real estate investors are always looking for decent electricians, plumbers, contractors, landscapers, pool builders, you name it.

I'm not like a lot of the other volume house flippers around here who are doing a dozen deals at once and slapping a bunch of cookie cutter builder-grade Home Depot finishes in their projects.

Just find a local builder you like.

If you can get a good builder and build a place with a legal suite, it may be a better option. 

Dear all looking for your help and advice1)Single home2)ROI not cash flow- highest potential appreciation3)Excellent high school4)Connectivity to DT (high way access, public transport)5)Budget 300,000-400,0006)Prefer new construction (pls recommend builders)Thank you so much 

Note home builders come and go off the area for 5-8 years.4> PRO- New homes you do not need to worry about issues as it comes with warranties and new stuff.But in the end, I ended up with decision, new homes may not be best fit for me.

Your question is impossible to answer without a lot more detail.You should visit the site with your architect and a builder who has experience with hillside construction.The exact lot and soil conditions will dictate the costs.

I would consider finding some builders in your area by pulling building permits online / from city hall.

So for a $550,000 purchase that would put you at $2,949/month with $88k down / .625% property taxes / $1,500 per year in insurance at an interest rate of 5.203%  In Eugene you will have to hunt and it might be an older builder building with weird or smaller units but those are roughly the numbers that you'd want to start to factor for in more detail. 

I think they're boasting that they do everything that airbnb and vrbo do but with other features like a website builder and some other stuff.