As a realtor, I see buyers being much more sensitive to total cost, financing incentives, and maintenance predictability, which makes new construction much more attractive now than in the past.

Flippers and builders — are you seeing more investors moving toward ground-up construction instead of traditional rehabs?

New construction can be tough.

Hi all,Just wanted to check if any fellow investors have any Idea how much will be the cost of construction per SF on the Montgomery area, we are looking at some lots to build a duplex or 4 plex in the area, this will be to build refi and hold, I'm a General contractor in South Florida Miami area, we are now pricing in Ocala FL to start developing new construction and the SF is favorable to build and sale, In Montgomery we will no sale we want to keep the property, we do porches and remodel now in Montgomery and the CF is very nice, but we will like to have better and more solid properties, anyway, if someone can recommend a GC in the Montgomery area well be highly appreciated.Thanks, all

Depending on a few factors like your credit score and construction experience, you should be able to get up to 85% of the build cost. 

Looking to avoid home inspectors that do minimum standards of practice and's will check every single detail. I will be relocating my family and will be purchasing three new homes 

I want to do ground up construction.

For ground up construction, I’ve heard good things about the Real Estate Investing Mastermind and some construction specific groups like The Collective.

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Although it can be more work you are likely to get way more bang for your buck with existing construction.