As studies show that “single-family home construction has been rising steadily since it bottomed in 2009 during the Great Recession,” this would be an excellent time for investors to consider the benefits of ground-up construction loans.
Fix and flip investments often have a popular draw for both new and seasoned real estate investors, and for good reason. It’s a great way to expand your investment portfolio and take advantage of a really great market with booming communities.
In today’s fast-paced world where people’s expectations for quick results is unavoidable, it is especially important for the real estate finance industry to find effective marketing strategies that provide streamlined lender application experiences.
Any experienced real estate investor will tell a budding one that half the challenge of investing in fix-and-flip properties is selecting the right location, and that requires foresight into up-and-coming markets.
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Studies have shown that single-family home construction has been rising steadily since it bottomed in 2009.
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Ground-up construction can offer new avenues for investors who are having a hard time with the current state of inventory, as well as the private lenders who want to stretch the boundaries of what they can finance.