I paid $226,000 to build this house for a rental. #passiveincome #rentalproperty #realestate

[c-light]

You’re the 1st that I’ve ever seen to break down the cost of building a home. Thank you!

[slicunit]

The lot alone in California would set you back about 300k.

[NicholasBall]

Back in 2007, during my time working in real estate, I witnessed people purchasing newly built homes from builders with the plan to sell them before the closing of escrow to another buyer for a profit. The crash hit hard and fast, and I vividly recall many of these units ending up foreclosed upon, with the builder's plastic still covering the carpets.

[Garagelifestyle]

Bro saved 220k cash because he’s never wasted a single second of his life without getting STRAIGHT to the point 🤣

[AriaoftheNight]

That must have taken a lot of coordination to pull off in 77 days. Between permits, inspection, acquiring the materials, and labor.

[navid]

I think what surprised me the most was the concrete slab costing $26k

[janettawallace]

This is a beautiful home. Love the entire structure outside and inside. Great construction job.

[Artbro]

In California, multiply everything by 4

[Smallduckenergy]

It took only 77 days !?!? He must be a master of all trades.

[francoisnguyen]

The most incredible thing about that house is that it only took 77days to build.

[kaynkayn]

Never ever thought of buying or building a house, but god damn I never knew much certain things cost. That paveway was 11000, that's mad.

[bigdaddy]

Been a general for 25 years and built countless custom homes. I call bull shit!

[chriscagle]

I’m building in northern CA. I won’t go into detail, but the permit was $75k, the electric and gas connections ran close to $15k, solar and fire sprinklers are required (that will run you $20k) a sewer connection prob $10k and you won’t get a lot anywhere you’d want to invest in for under $200k (there are a few exceptions).
So before you even draw up plans you are typically going to be in about $300k out here

[theandroids]

Thanks for sharing costs. Most people just show and don't tell.

[nickanto]

How about electrical, plumbing, cabinets, countertops, bathroom showers/tubs/fixtures, vanities, interior doors, window casing, window and door trim, baseboard, interior lighting, drywall, floor finishing, painting? So at least double what you claim you built this for.

[TCZL]

Thank you for being open and honest about money and what things actually cost.

[ABDdrummer]

Framing was 17k? I was quoted 43k for framing only on an attached garage addition. I need homey pricing like you.

[stefanywashington]

I’m just coming across your channel. This breakdown is 👌🏾🔥💡

[keithymg]

my first thought was how that roof so cheap? he ownz a roof company, makes sense

[daniellenichols]

When a slab of crete costs more than an ENTIRE frame for a house...we have a problem