STOP BUYING HOUSES! New constructions are the obvious choice.
Summary
Robuilt discusses why he believes building new construction is one of the safest forms of real estate investment, specifically in markets like Joshua Tree. He highlights the lower maintenance costs and potential for building significant equity, contrasting it with the potential cost overruns and maintenance issues often found in existing homes. He also covers that new construction often require 15-20% down payment, but comes with peace of mind in terms of what goes into the project, and what it will be in the long run.
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