“If you’ve been flipping houses from 30 to 50, and you got nothing at 50, you might have to work until you get old.” - Thach Nguyen
In this episode, Thach Nguyen, a $100M real estate investor, breaks down his favorite types of investments over the past 30 years, from single-family flips to multi-family developments. Discover why Thach prefers investing in Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) over other high-risk, high-reward strategies like luxury homes or massive apartment buildings.
Thach reveals why ADUs are the new cash flow game in dense urban markets like Seattle, San Diego, and New York. He shares the pros and cons of different investment types, the challenges of new construction, and why long-term rental strategies outperform flipping houses. Thach also discusses how building ADUs is a low-risk, high-reward strategy with cash flow potential and how recent city council approvals in major U.S. cities make it easier than ever to build them.
Key Topics Covered:
- Why new construction homes don’t cash flow
- The risks of flipping houses vs. long-term rental investments
- How ADUs are creating affordable housing solutions in cities like Seattle, San Jose, and Boston
- How building ADUs can double your investment with a 1% cash flow rule
- The importance of thinking long-term and investing for wealth instead of quick profits
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