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.
Most people find it difficult to handle a fall since they are used to bull markets, but if you know where to look and how to maneuver, you can make a size-able profit. Depending on how you intend to enter and exit, yes.
The enduring US stock market bull run evokes a mix of fear and excitement, presenting opportunities with insight, resulting in $780k gains in the past ten months, utilizing a portfolio advisor for a well-defined strategy.
Nooo its refinance the equity out except 20% left to the bank for equity and rent it out let someone else pay off your loan meanwhile you have a 180k in cash to go do what you want with , rinse repeat! Plus appreciation in 5 -10 years and something that makes money while you sleep!
The lot across the street from my house is safety harbor Florida just sold for 350,000 dollars. Albeit I’m in downtown but shit I bought my entire house for less than that in 2019
Depending on where you buy in West Texas (oilfield cities) you’re looking from $600K for .5 acre or $200K for 1-2 acres on the outskirts, for a lot. Houses are stupid expensive from what I’m used to back home. $200K for a house built in 70’s - 80’s with 1,200 sq ft
Lmfao yea right, he used money that was not hard worked for to pay contractors to do this so he could film it and sell it, most he did was make a bunch of calls and fund it
@ehrgeiz5649 inspections don't just happen before you break ground. You need each step of the process inspected and approved. Concrete, framing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, windows and doors, and then final inspection. It's possible if the county/city building/planning department is super on top of it, but they're the government so probably not
@Daniel5150You They moved all that dirt for them to build on. So if they didn't use concrete peirs to hit the native soil the foundation will crack and sag.
What about the permitting,insulation, drywall, cabinets, countertops, bathrooms, interior doors, flooring, trim work, paint, plumbing and electrical fixtures?
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 $300k out here
I was a roofing sales representative for a nation wide company - you did not get your roof for 5,000$ and if you did, i didnt know they make them out of tinfoil!
you still believe in bs things on the internet ? :))))))))))))) I'm a contractor for 11 years and the real cost if a lot higher than $17k here. Surely idk about your $43k is fair or not, but talking about this, $17k is a bs :))
@@ratthew2843 even in NYC the difference wont be that much comparing to TX which is top cheapest place to build. Try harder ? Remember I'm a contractor huh ?
A simple metal roof can be around 5k or under...alot of newer builds or replacement roofs now opt for metal...the days of 20-30k roof are almost done for...as its just better to have a metal roof..
That is some incredible deals on some of the labor and materials. Wholesale cost just for the HVAC would run 3-4k, and another 3-4k for the ductwork. Where’s the labor there?! The roof is probably like 14 squares of materials only for around 4k, so where’s the labor there?! Very confused…
Beautiful home you got there! With todays market, it makes more sense to spend 200-250 and get what I want than pay the same for a house that still needs work and is over 20 years old. Land is expensive right now as well though
@@JohnSmith-xu7ev lol Republican areas are cheaper because, on average, they’re poorer. Blue states are more expensive because their economies are better and there’s more competition for the land/resources. Look at Texas. Red state, used to be cheaper to live there, but because it’s actually got kind of a decent, developing economy, the cost of living is going up.
He saved about $20-25k on the roof 😂 Ain’t no way in hell a regular person would get that roof for $4k You’d get 1/5 of a roof 😂 He owned the roofing company though
@@floridaboybrandon954 I own a painting company so I'll save on that. He's still more clear, open and honest about actual figures than just about anyone else on RUclips.
House flipper reporting in. Never work with your concrete pourer again. Keep your roofer, framer, and plumber on speed dial. Keep them busy and never let them out of your sight. You got the family discount on that shit.
As roofer I've no idea how you got a $4,000 roof but good for you. I know you don't have to tear off the previous layer but still the materials alone are usually more than $4,000
Really nice house! You could sell this for over $600,000 and make a nice. I wouldn't rent it because people can destroy everything you had done to make it beautiful.
@@mattblake9936 what kind of imbecile would build a house in an area that couldn't afford some profit ... he wanted to rent the place out. Well, it turns out he made a profit but not as much as I would have guessed. But renting would be a stupid idea.
Shit not that bad if you and 2 other guys do it in 3 or 4 days. That's decent money. But I get what your saying. I feel like that would of been like 15k 😂
It is a Canadian house so I am kinda shocked it seems like it was built in the US. It’s a quebec/ Ontario modern kinda house but it looks like he’s in the US for some reason but built a Canadian house
Not really. I want to see how much he did himself and where the house is in Cali. Both could seriously change the price and make it wild -- but largely unachievable.
Where I live depending on location this home would be sold for around $320,000 maybe more!! I’m definitely going to look up if this is possible for me to do where I live!! Thank you for sharing the costs as well,it gives us more of an idea of how different things could cost.
@@DamonHefner I’m fully aware of Houston being flood prone. I’m sorry, did you take my comment as an offense or something? I’m not sure why you mentioned basement and such. My comment to the poster of the vid was clearly just asking where was this 226k house built. Because it’s getting harder and harder to find houses in the 200k range here in Texas. So I have no idea why you decided to attack me with the comment to “educate myself”.
Dude is living somewhere with super cheap labor and material costs. I live in MA, and you better triple to quadruple all of those costs if you want that house build here. When he said $4500 for the roof, I was like, that what I paid over a decade ago for a crew of illegals to put a new roof on a home less than half that size.
Thank you for making this. I have given up hope on finding a home to buy but this gives me hope that building a home is possible for those of us who cant afford the median home price.
Bro they need to say where it cost to build this. These prices are always amazing if we talking my area lol. Being a builder in philly this video sounds like it was made 15 years ago lol
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.
@@CaseLucasRobinson My house is 35'x48' and has 2 porches on both sides that are 24' wide. I paid $4400 labor included; for Architectural shingles. I have a steep roof that I'd never get on at 51, so yeah, Yours is about the same. I have to pay a little for something I cannot expect myself to do.
@@shap7296 I'm hearing you! I've heard from contractors that they change the name of their business periodically so they are not liable for any warranty repairs? Have you heard that?
@@LubeGehrig I mean yes and no. It’s not the absolute worst thing cause he isn’t paying interest and it’s simpler. But yes, he could’ve gone ahead and built 2-3 homes starting with $50k each down and borrow the rest
@@lushen952there's also something seriously wrong about calling people fortunate for essentially getting other people to buy houses for them. Landlords are the scum of the earth.
Literally just learn how to pour concrete yourself. Its all about setting the forms, pouring the sand, setting, twisting and cutting the rebar and calling a concrete company for the exact amount of concrete you need. Guaranteed it's not even 1/4 of what this dude paid if you know how to do it yourself. 1 person can set the form of the house, back patio and driveway in just a few days.
@@thenman23 And I'm telling him to save a lot of money he needs to learn to do it himself. If you just order concrete and allow the crew to do all the work it will cost you 4 times as much
@@Christiansstillstruggle you ever built your own house in Florida? You could definitely build a house for 150k, you have no idea what you’re talking about
@@Augg-g8z I don’t no we’re u live bro but we’re I’m at in lake county fl two lots alone are about 60k right now looking at the size of that home you’d probably wanna by 3 or 4 lots so right of the back your looking at 90 to 120k just for the property now doing all the rest and especially how the cost of everything is so high your definitely looking at over a mil all day bro
$4800 for plans is cheap, must have good business relationships. Also, wish he mentioned the cost of permits. Few people are aware of how much permits can be but overall a great insight on the numbers
@jasonlutz363 he's not talking about the electrical work, that was cut off in the video I'm certain after the plumbing, he was talking about electrical water and sewer SERVICE, bringing those from the street to his house only.
Plus the plumbing don't forget that oh and haveing the city come out to hook up sewer when they charge 25 to 200 a foot which typically it cost between 1000 to 6000 not only that average cost to wire a house the is 2000 square feet is 8000 to 14000
I’m in Arlington Tx and I was trying to do a build like this and save on as much as possible. I’m a training architect in school right now and do you think you could walk me through everything and how you did it and saved on cost?
Your probably right, the absolute cheapest homes where I live in Northern Virginia are 320-400k 3 bedroom 2.5 bath townhomes. A empty lot is like 50-100k depending on location. Either this house is in the middle of no where or he’s lying.
@@Red_Cp3just because it costs you that much doesn't mean it costs that much everywhere. In Indiana they sell acres for a few thousand dollars. At least they did a few years ago.
@@Christopher._MI bought 18 acres for 25k. It is possible. Crazy that he got the roof for so cheap. His garage door cost more than half that roof. Both are nice. It pays to know the right people
@Case Lucas Robinson makes sense! I'm an hvac contractor in Montana. All of thoese sub prices would go for 15-20% more up here. Keep up the hustle, hope your business prospers 💪
Keep working hard bro, you’ll get it. I’m 27 and although I already have a house for my wife and my son I’m in college to give them everything they deserve
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$77,000 for the lot….where is this? Texas? A lot here in Los Angeles is at least 900k min
Good job. I love your break down to build 1 unit in LA is around 430,000.00
Where did you get the money to do this
Do you teach how to have a quarter million to spend?
@@jessdedication 77k? he said 27
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.
Most people find it difficult to handle a fall since they are used to bull markets, but if you know where to look and how to maneuver, you can make a size-able profit. Depending on how you intend to enter and exit, yes.
The enduring US stock market bull run evokes a mix of fear and excitement, presenting opportunities with insight, resulting in $780k gains in the past ten months, utilizing a portfolio advisor for a well-defined strategy.
Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service?
The advisor that guides me is Sonya lee Mitchell, most likely the internet is where to find her basic info, just search her name. She's established.
I just curiously searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon. Thank you
You’re the 1st that I’ve ever seen to break down the cost of building a home. Thank you!
Now I know how much I could save by doing it myself
@@JoeTolleexactly a lot of those prices are doing it himself! Notice the concrete JUMP. He obviously hired that out!
@J-Mac I have worked on 3 story apartments that needed lifted and leveled. Cost them about 300k 😭
He’s also the first person to say “have it built”. Mad respect for this guy.
Lol bro what? Do you not have the internet?
4,000 for a roof? Send him my way.
Same 😮 me in California
Ikr I thought the same thing . Usually roofs are the most expensive thing ever to build/replace. 😅
Good luck when you have replace in less than a decade.
Yeah that’s definitely not correct unless he did the labor himself, that’s just the material cost.
@@Sldoficn he didn’t do the labor himself, but he owns the roofing company
Now let’s sell it for $1.5 million
Nooo its refinance the equity out except 20% left to the bank for equity and rent it out let someone else pay off your loan meanwhile you have a 180k in cash to go do what you want with , rinse repeat! Plus appreciation in 5 -10 years and something that makes money while you sleep!
@@chris-cy5edwrong, simply for this scenario, everything is already all paid for. No loan. Must've missed it lol
@@andrewjay7962 you take a loan out moron 🤦🏻♂️
@@andrewjay7962 You can still take out an FHA loan if you intend to lease it
Land cost ?
The lot alone in California would set you back about 300k.
More like a million
My mind almost malded when he said 27k for the lot. In germany you get a garage for that money.
Move
The lot across the street from my house is safety harbor Florida just sold for 350,000 dollars. Albeit I’m in downtown but shit I bought my entire house for less than that in 2019
Depending on where you buy in West Texas (oilfield cities) you’re looking from $600K for .5 acre or $200K for 1-2 acres on the outskirts, for a lot. Houses are stupid expensive from what I’m used to back home. $200K for a house built in 70’s - 80’s with 1,200 sq ft
The most incredible thing about that house is that it only took 77days to build.
Don’t believe everything people say.
thats very doable! ive did builds in 2 months at jobs in the past @@Dobbyjuventus
@@Dobbyjuventusexactly
It's Texas, no inspections
You got homie prices on everything
Not the garage door
@@samthekashmanor the driveway, concrete slab, propane, tank, plumbing and the lot.
@@MikeTech201he did the concrete slab ,propane , and the tank
@@kingwarrior5028 and it still cost that much? Can't even imagine how much it would be if he outsourced
I could recreate that landscaping for less than $700 at my local homedepot
Bro saved 220k cash because he’s never wasted a single second of his life without getting STRAIGHT to the point 🤣
Most underrated comment out here 🥲
My brain hurts
lmao
I so appreciate that about him
You must have missed it
Respect my guy...you did that.
Lmfao yea right, he used money that was not hard worked for to pay contractors to do this so he could film it and sell it, most he did was make a bunch of calls and fund it
@@kevinstephen4979at the end of the day, he’s the only one of those guys you listed who actually got it built. It’s a lot of responsibility to take on
Yea okay fuckin idiot would buy a bottle of fresh air
@@kevinstephen4979why you hating
That must have taken a lot of coordination to pull off in 77 days. Between permits, inspection, acquiring the materials, and labor.
Tell me you’ve never worked in construction without telling me you’ve never worked in construction
Everything you Mentioned should've been done before you start building... besides inspection...
@ehrgeiz5649 inspections don't just happen before you break ground. You need each step of the process inspected and approved. Concrete, framing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, windows and doors, and then final inspection. It's possible if the county/city building/planning department is super on top of it, but they're the government so probably not
@@christiandowning6634looks like he kinda lives in the country with that propane tank and only 27k for a lot
Nothing that you can fix under the table, or directly to the City, is a bunch of corrupt inspectors, at least in DFW area, a big Mafia Texana.
I think what surprised me the most was the concrete slab costing $26k
It’s Hard to properly set a level slab
And there was a huge crack
I thought the same thing when watching this.
@Daniel5150You They moved all that dirt for them to build on. So if they didn't use concrete peirs to hit the native soil the foundation will crack and sag.
@@timtime9167 how sad, everything done halfbutt
In California, multiply everything by 4
Including the sale price and profit
X10 if you live in the Bay Area! 😂
When concrete is more than framing 😅
it's literally the foundation, it's more important 😂
@Michael Wright it's funny cause you can pour a slab if concrete in a day, and it takes days, weeks to frame.
@@howiefeltersnatch7905 weeks ??? We frame 5 thousand sq foot house in 2 days LOL if we have a lot of guys it’s a one day job
That wood framing about 30K+ in NYC , but we frame 2300sq apartments with metal framing , with 2 guys in 2 weeks for 50k
Concrete requires more people to do properly. Labor is the most expensive part of construction.
This is a beautiful home. Love the entire structure outside and inside. Great construction job.
Really? It’s new. That is all.
where I live that roof would could 8-10k
Looks like a small apt building 😆
What about the permitting,insulation, drywall, cabinets, countertops, bathrooms, interior doors, flooring, trim work, paint, plumbing and electrical fixtures?
This the one!
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.
Driveway, its got to be strong enough for cars to drive over for years, and weather exposure.
That's VERY reasonable for a driveway
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 $300k out here
Haha holy 💩
Things are a little different here in the south
That's a great price
Same in the mid-Atlantic region. Smh permits and hookups are a ton, and lots of 220-300k 🤦🏾♀️
@@CaseLucasRobinsonwhat state?
I was a roofing sales representative for a nation wide company - you did not get your roof for 5,000$ and if you did, i didnt know they make them out of tinfoil!
Framing was 17k? I was quoted 43k for framing only on an attached garage addition. I need homey pricing like you.
you still believe in bs things on the internet ? :)))))))))))))
I'm a contractor for 11 years and the real cost if a lot higher than $17k here.
Surely idk about your $43k is fair or not, but talking about this, $17k is a bs :))
@@davidpham9353really depends on location
Location...
Nobody is doing that for 17k promise you that.
@@ratthew2843 even in NYC the difference wont be that much comparing to TX which is top cheapest place to build.
Try harder ? Remember I'm a contractor huh ?
my first thought was how that roof so cheap? he ownz a roof company, makes sense
Impossible 5k roof, is 5k+ in material alone
These aren't real-world prices then.
I just had a roof completed for $22k and thought that was a deal.
yeah its bs
Materials alone, not counting the labor I guess??
A simple metal roof can be around 5k or under...alot of newer builds or replacement roofs now opt for metal...the days of 20-30k roof are almost done for...as its just better to have a metal roof..
I’m just coming across your channel. This breakdown is 👌🏾🔥💡
And 11k for the driveway!? Sup with that!?
Thanks for sharing costs. Most people just show and don't tell.
Most people are real builders and not grifters.
It took only 77 days !?!? He must be a master of all trades.
Tell me you’ve never worked in construction without telling me you’ve never worked in construction
When a slab of crete costs more than an ENTIRE frame for a house...we have a problem
I’m willing to give him the benefit of the doubt since it is brick reinforced. But I also think it might be fake.
This is how you professionally flex
Haha thanks for watching
That’s the cheapest roof ever 💀💀💀
I was thinking the same thing. No way that’s true.
I was thinking he probably lives in an area with extremely low cost of living. That or he's the ultimate handiman and did most of it himself.
@@asw654 only way
Agree , roof $4K ?
Every place i know of it'd be at least $9 - $14K
@@truth0149 Yuup
That is some incredible deals on some of the labor and materials. Wholesale cost just for the HVAC would run 3-4k, and another 3-4k for the ductwork. Where’s the labor there?! The roof is probably like 14 squares of materials only for around 4k, so where’s the labor there?! Very confused…
Beautiful home you got there! With todays market, it makes more sense to spend 200-250 and get what I want than pay the same for a house that still needs work and is over 20 years old. Land is expensive right now as well though
that would be 1.5mill if it was sold
Thats a nice house man 🔥
In what state ?
@J P bro what? you sound like h*tler rn.
@@JP-vq7zm😂😂😂
1 acre lots in my area(outside of a subdivision) are upwards of $100k. Granted septic is included. Still
In my area it would cost $700,000... I hate my area.
It’s fucking ridiculous
I'm curious where he is at. In tye midwest that would cost double what he claims
Well you get paid more thats why its worth more lol, and houses are worth however much people are willing to pay for them...
Vote republican and tell your friends
@@JohnSmith-xu7ev lol Republican areas are cheaper because, on average, they’re poorer. Blue states are more expensive because their economies are better and there’s more competition for the land/resources.
Look at Texas. Red state, used to be cheaper to live there, but because it’s actually got kind of a decent, developing economy, the cost of living is going up.
Thank you for being open and honest about money and what things actually cost.
No problem thanks for watching
He saved about $20-25k on the roof 😂
Ain’t no way in hell a regular person would get that roof for $4k
You’d get 1/5 of a roof 😂
He owned the roofing company though
@@floridaboybrandon954 I own a painting company so I'll save on that. He's still more clear, open and honest about actual figures than just about anyone else on RUclips.
Good for you man hopefully you can grow a family in there
Let’s just say this is most definitely not California. 😂
$27,000 for the land 😂
more like $1M in California
The lot for land here more than what he spent on everything. Buddy is most definitely somewhere in the mid east.
House flipper reporting in. Never work with your concrete pourer again. Keep your roofer, framer, and plumber on speed dial. Keep them busy and never let them out of your sight. You got the family discount on that shit.
As roofer I've no idea how you got a $4,000 roof but good for you. I know you don't have to tear off the previous layer but still the materials alone are usually more than $4,000
I’m a roofer too haha, material was $125 sq for 18 sq. $2250 for shingle,underlayment ect
Really nice house! You could sell this for over $600,000 and make a nice. I wouldn't rent it because people can destroy everything you had done to make it beautiful.
Probably like 800
Delusion
More like 350
@@juansoto745 you have no idea what area it’s in. How can you assume a price?
@@mattblake9936 what kind of imbecile would build a house in an area that couldn't afford some profit ... he wanted to rent the place out. Well, it turns out he made a profit but not as much as I would have guessed. But renting would be a stupid idea.
Been a general for 25 years and built countless custom homes. I call bull shit!
$220k wouldn’t even be a down payment for a house in Vancouver 😢
It would easily be a down payment, 5% of 500,000, there are lots of houses between800-1.5
@@-__-____-hdjaklathe average house price in Vancouver is more than $1,300,000. At 20% downpayment needed by most, that's $260,000? Dude is right.
No houses between 800-1.5 in vancouver unless it a piece of shite
@@-__-____-hdjaklaVancouver BC? Not a usable house
@@-__-____-hdjaklaI live in Vancouver. There are zero homes under 1 million.
5000$ for bricks holy shit poor bricklayers
Shit not that bad if you and 2 other guys do it in 3 or 4 days. That's decent money. But I get what your saying. I feel like that would of been like 15k 😂
He is not including cost of labor everyone! Don’t go thinking you can have this too for just 226k lol
Damn I need to get into the driveway business
😂my thought also
Brah 😂😂😂😂
Concrete the foundation was a shitload too
No such thing as a “driveway business”, concrete companies handle that
Concrete work is very expensive!!
That would cost roughly between 2-2.5 million in Vancouver, BC Canada lol. What an amazing looking house for that price!
As a Canadian, Canada fucking sucks and this country has become a joke.
Who heck is pay that much for a house, And how?
It is a Canadian house so I am kinda shocked it seems like it was built in the US. It’s a quebec/ Ontario modern kinda house but it looks like he’s in the US for some reason but built a Canadian house
Wow; that’s nice and so is the price breakdown! You did that my man💪
Damn that’s wild. That’s 1/4 or less of what it’d cost in most places here in SoCal. And I’m just talking about for the land!
Not really. I want to see how much he did himself and where the house is in Cali. Both could seriously change the price and make it wild -- but largely unachievable.
The Mexican construction worker watching this who knows all the hookups 👀
Nooo Senior 😂
Lmfao they could of made him the same house for a 32 case .
Where I live depending on location this home would be sold for around $320,000 maybe more!! I’m definitely going to look up if this is possible for me to do where I live!! Thank you for sharing the costs as well,it gives us more of an idea of how different things could cost.
220k in California would probably get you concrete and underground plumbing 😂😅😂
The land will cost 700k in California.
700k to buy it and another 700k and 3 years for permits.
yeah for a lot size 1 million for double lot the amount of land he has prolly 5mill in LA
The build looks good man, hope it all works out for your in your new home.
That would cost over $750k near me. They'd also be a basement into it. No concrete slabs in my part of the country.
Houston Tx!
@@CaseLucasRobinson I’m assuming this was part of Houston where houses have yet to pop up.
@@jmc224 no In Texas they don’t have basements cause you’ll be below sea level google is free educate yourself
@@DamonHefner I’m fully aware of Houston being flood prone. I’m sorry, did you take my comment as an offense or something? I’m not sure why you mentioned basement and such. My comment to the poster of the vid was clearly just asking where was this 226k house built. Because it’s getting harder and harder to find houses in the 200k range here in Texas.
So I have no idea why you decided to attack me with the comment to “educate myself”.
@@DamonHefner your comment needs to be directed to the other guy. Not me. I didn’t say anything about a basement.
Dude is living somewhere with super cheap labor and material costs. I live in MA, and you better triple to quadruple all of those costs if you want that house build here. When he said $4500 for the roof, I was like, that what I paid over a decade ago for a crew of illegals to put a new roof on a home less than half that size.
thanks for supporting our local illegals with $4500
He said he owns a roofing company and only paid materials
Fellow Rhode Islandah here.. it’s fucking atrocious with the cost around here. Even Western Mass… bouta move to Texas 😭
Yeah 💯 I’m from Massachusetts originally good luck
@@Kgoutdoor who paid labor?
Thank you for making this. I have given up hope on finding a home to buy but this gives me hope that building a home is possible for those of us who cant afford the median home price.
Beautiful home and boo did his homework..awesome shalom
Bro they need to say where it cost to build this. These prices are always amazing if we talking my area lol. Being a builder in philly this video sounds like it was made 15 years ago lol
Conroe, Texas North Houston! About 35 mins from downtown Houston
That is such a nice and clean house from the outside! Just wow 👏
Hi Lucas,congrats FOR THE HOUSE even tho the roof seems a bit cheap !!! LOVE IT BRAVO
Someone else commented that he owns the roofing company and didn’t pay labor
Congrats buddy!
Thanks Truth!!
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.
Jesus only 4500 for that roof!?!?!? I need your roofers number
Right?
He has a company. Didn’t count labor
It’s $220 a sq in houston for material and labor my cost right now.
I thought the same 😅
You got a roof for 4k? How is that possible?
I own a roofing company so i avoided roof company profit and overhead charge
He did the work
@@CaseLucasRobinson My house is 35'x48' and has 2 porches on both sides that are 24' wide. I paid $4400 labor included; for Architectural shingles. I have a steep roof that I'd never get on at 51, so yeah, Yours is about the same. I have to pay a little for something I cannot expect myself to do.
my roof was 50k 😭 lifetime warranty tho
@@shap7296 I'm hearing you! I've heard from contractors that they change the name of their business periodically so they are not liable for any warranty repairs? Have you heard that?
Now that's what I call a thorough breakdown.
Man, didnt give us cabnetry cost and flooring costs, counters, appliances etc- Was waiting to hear what that costed.
Look for pt 2
Also i posted total cost breakdown on my channel as well. 20 minute video!
He’s a very fortunate man to invest wisely at such a young stage of his life 🎉
I feel that anyone that has 200K+ to spend at "a young stage" is allready pretty accomplished.
@@LubeGehrig I mean yes and no. It’s not the absolute worst thing cause he isn’t paying interest and it’s simpler. But yes, he could’ve gone ahead and built 2-3 homes starting with $50k each down and borrow the rest
At that age that's been his parents money, he's been well off.
There's something seriously wrong when we call people fortunate when we're describing how they made a decision.
@@lushen952there's also something seriously wrong about calling people fortunate for essentially getting other people to buy houses for them.
Landlords are the scum of the earth.
8k for the hvac is free pretty much unless the duct work was installed by someone else.. 8k for the furnace and AC install alone is cheap
Nice contemporary design . Good neutral colour scheme . Classy setup and the pricing is very impressive .
So what I’m hearing is I need a concrete company
You need to make concrete. Money is in materials never furnishing labor
Yes concrete company is where it is. One of my dads friends owns a concrete company and makes millions. No joke
Literally just learn how to pour concrete yourself. Its all about setting the forms, pouring the sand, setting, twisting and cutting the rebar and calling a concrete company for the exact amount of concrete you need. Guaranteed it's not even 1/4 of what this dude paid if you know how to do it yourself. 1 person can set the form of the house, back patio and driveway in just a few days.
@@Kelvinllovejr no he's talking about the ones supplying the concrete
@@thenman23 And I'm telling him to save a lot of money he needs to learn to do it himself. If you just order concrete and allow the crew to do all the work it will cost you 4 times as much
I appreciate the breakdown it helped me map out my plan.🙏🏽
Roof , frame prices seem way low , did you do the work yourself ?
No i did not
@@CaseLucasRobinson you know the right amigos,uh?
A lot that size where I live is 500k minimum 😢 not even in a good location.
Same
Man this was really well done the video and the house ❤️ thanks for breaking it down
That house would be like a mil here in Florida 😂😂😂
If you bought it. Not if you built it.
@Westly Durkee Yes in Florida even if you build it will be 1 mil easy on the low end
@@Christiansstillstruggle you ever built your own house in Florida? You could definitely build a house for 150k, you have no idea what you’re talking about
@@Christiansstillstruggle So the concrete, bricks, sand, plumbing and electrical supplies cost more in Florida 🧢
@@Augg-g8z I don’t no we’re u live bro but we’re I’m at in lake county fl two lots alone are about 60k right now looking at the size of that home you’d probably wanna by 3 or 4 lots so right of the back your looking at 90 to 120k just for the property now doing all the rest and especially how the cost of everything is so high your definitely looking at over a mil all day bro
renting a brand new house seems like a sweet deal
I'm astonished how much they charged for materials . But lord what a solid house
$4800 for plans is cheap, must have good business relationships. Also, wish he mentioned the cost of permits. Few people are aware of how much permits can be but overall a great insight on the numbers
Permit cost was $200
Congrats brotha. Good for you and god bless.
He's one of those "Learn how to be rich by sending me $10" type of guys.
There's no way that you got your electrical done for 7 g's.
Immigrants
Probably had a electrical crew that uses someone else's electrical license and do half ass work
@jasonlutz363 he's not talking about the electrical work, that was cut off in the video I'm certain after the plumbing, he was talking about electrical water and sewer SERVICE, bringing those from the street to his house only.
Plus the plumbing don't forget that oh and haveing the city come out to hook up sewer when they charge 25 to 200 a foot which typically it cost between 1000 to 6000 not only that average cost to wire a house the is 2000 square feet is 8000 to 14000
Roof was only 4k my a$$ where you at south Texas ? Lol
Definitely in the South !
You did an excellent job. The break downs on the prices were right on! 👍
220k will get you a nice tent with ac in skid row here in cali lmao
Fuck California, couldn’t even pay me to visit, let alone live there
Your not buying anything for 220k here in texas either. I guarantee you that.
Congratulations you accomplished so much while you are young. Don’t stop winning!
Thanks!
Respect we need more people like you
What state and county is this? I’m out here in Cali and they’re ain’t no way you can do that here land alone will cost you 300-700k
Houston Tx
I’m in Arlington Tx and I was trying to do a build like this and save on as much as possible. I’m a training architect in school right now and do you think you could walk me through everything and how you did it and saved on cost?
@@ColemanDesign yes just stay subscribes and I’ll be offering a consulting service soon!
homie said nah u don’t count interior
Wow!! Stunning! Love it, not a bad price at all. Great job young man...
He’s either blatantly lying or he’s gonna have a lifelong unsellable nightmare on his hands.
Lol right
Your probably right, the absolute cheapest homes where I live in Northern Virginia are 320-400k 3 bedroom 2.5 bath townhomes. A empty lot is like 50-100k depending on location. Either this house is in the middle of no where or he’s lying.
@@Red_Cp3just because it costs you that much doesn't mean it costs that much everywhere.
In Indiana they sell acres for a few thousand dollars. At least they did a few years ago.
@@Christopher._MI bought 18 acres for 25k. It is possible. Crazy that he got the roof for so cheap. His garage door cost more than half that roof. Both are nice. It pays to know the right people
You listed the price of each thing. I can't afford even one of them.
Good for you homie! Saw you on TikTok - gave you a sub! Keep crushing it!
Awesome, thank you Aaron!
Amortized over 45 years! Total cost plus tax. 660k
Insane man, god bless you brotha keep achieving greatness 🙏🏽
Those prices for subs are unreal. Where is this?
Houston tx
@Case Lucas Robinson makes sense! I'm an hvac contractor in Montana. All of thoese sub prices would go for 15-20% more up here. Keep up the hustle, hope your business prospers 💪
Oh thats explaines
Why so cheap. Thankz.
I’m a builder and usually my framers charge me $4.25 a square which on my last house was about $8500
Amazing house I just bought my first house for $150.000 and I wish I had build it from scratch but we learn as we invest great job mate🙏🏽
Thank you, build the next one!
150k ? That will get you a shed where Im from
Waiting for the owner inside to tell the kid to get off the property hahaha
❤ That’s so dope and the house looks amazing from the outside!
Congratulations on your home brother, I’m striving to get one for my son and wife one day 26 years old trying to work
Keep working hard bro, you’ll get it. I’m 27 and although I already have a house for my wife and my son I’m in college to give them everything they deserve
one of the best vids on the tube, if it's accurate
Where the fetch are you because some of these prices are incredible. Also, it always surprises me how much the foundation costs.
This is amazing dude!