If you take two comparable homes of equal quality, condition, age, features and location but differing sizes, the smaller home will invariably show a higher value for $/sq ft.That number is somewhat useful in a development where there are cookie-cutter homes that are identical in every way, but unless the development is new, some will have been upgraded and/or updated and others will not.Your best bet is to get contractors in to bid on both a gut rehab and a tear down. 

If I'm able to find the right property and partner I may not even have to do that but we'll see how it goes as I start to clearly develop my goals and game-plan. 

I spent all of my early 20s traveling Europe and working odd jobs and fighting wildfires all while never finishing my degree in computer science.Since then, however, I have reached mid-20s-dom and have developed a bottomless appetite for financial education.

During my time here as a Development Accountant, I’ve grown an interest for RE but more so REI.

@Tyler Thavong REITs are easy to get into now for the most part especially if they are publicly traded, if you want to buy and hold your own properties getting a job and saving is going to be the best option, you'll save for the down payment and develop an income history at the same time so you can hit the ground running at 18.

You'll be able to develope a better way simply through the experience of doing deals.

I'm 24 and this is a big lesson that I've learned in life.If you can invest in education that can return a high paying job, for example, a coding bootcamp for $10,000 and become a developer for $90,000/year salary.

CA is pushing to increase infill, they’re accomplishing this through ADU and junior ADU development.

I'm fairly new to these aspects of real estateinvesting and could use help developing a strategy.

And that also spurs on new home development as prices increase, which spurs on employment surges, spurring more $ into an economy, more persons, and rents increase.