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How.do I estimate repairs?

Joshua Nash
  • Real Estate Agent
  • South River, NJ
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Hello, BP! Does anyone have an idea how much they would estimate a full gut and renovation of an older 4 Bed 2 Bath home would be? Located in central NJ. Just under 2000 SF. Lower middle class area with similar homes sold at around $295k. This would be a full gut, new electric, plumbing, sheet rock, rebuilt stairway, and more? I'm looking for a range to consider with. I have architect prints.

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Probably between $80,000 and $200,000, depending on:

- Level of finishes

- Type of house

- Type of contractors

- GC versus using subs

- Local code requirements

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