In other instances I am building larger luxury 3,000 homes I can sell for $400+SF vs. a denser site plan of 2,000 SF homes I can sell for $325/ft.

I unfortunately do t have that luxury, as my business is changing and I have to replace my salary very quickly here.

., $80K–$150K+).Who it’s for: Those who want luxury and financial security in retirement.⸻3.

I'm an investor myself local to Scottsdale and currently looking for a project to exit around $1.5-$1.8m I'm also a Realtor and most of my business is luxury investors! 

Live where you love, invest where the math works: pick a cash‑flow market out of state, build your team, and run a hybrid BRRRR that prioritizes safety and rent bumps over luxury rehab.

If there is no way around this then I would suggest a little bit of a price break compared to rents, offer some luxuries (I.e. fridge/w/d with the unit if this is possible).

On my last underwriting, I used $600/month on a single unit (which is a bit high for one unit but it was a luxury cabin in a remote Sierra location and I believe was fairly accurate).Good luck@Dan H.Apologies for the late reply - I was tied up this weekend.Interesting.

They go up together (and similarly, building more luxury apartments reduces rental costs for low-end Class-C units).

This allowed us greater visibility on the algorithms without giving much away as most times when people book these they are not refundable anyways.Now for our larger, more unique and/or luxurious properties, they sometimes book almost a year out.

Do not buy used or thrift.Luxury can run as high as you'd like, but generally we consider luxury $35-45sqft in our markets