New home builds are changing the market. Learn why modern construction standards impact your insurance costs today.

Many buyers assume all residential properties carry similar risks, but that ignores how construction standards have evolved. This discussion examines why new home builds benefit from updated building codes that were not available decades ago. We analyze the direct correlation between construction quality and long-term maintenance needs for homeowners.

The financial reality of ownership is shifting, particularly regarding property insurance. We look at data showing how older properties face steeper hikes in home insurance rates compared to modern construction. Specifically, homeowners in the Southeast are seeing significant changes in insurance costs that reflect these regional risks. Understanding these factors is essential for anyone evaluating the true cost of ownership before making a purchase.

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0:00 Hook: Why New Homes Are Actually Built Better
0:39 Meet Zach Lemaster, Founder of Rent to Retirement
1:19 From Optometrist to Real Estate Investor
3:44 Is New Construction Quality Actually Questionable?
5:18 From Doctor to Buying Homes at Wholesale
7:17 Who Is the Typical Turnkey Investor?
9:08 Investing Out of State When Your Local Market Doesn't Pencil
11:44 How He Vets Property Managers Nationwide
14:00 What Makes Him Happy in Real Estate

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