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Wholesale cosmetic repair estimation
Hello all, I am working on a calculator spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/.../1c28TdY7qJBJHF7Ip1yMx.../edit... feel free to copy and adjust. But I have a question, I have heard Jamil Damji say that he sometimes just multiplies the sqft by a constant number to estimate repair costs. My first stab at this sheet is setup to multiply by the total sqft of the house but I don't think that's right it seems like I should be estimating the area that needs repairs. Anyone willing to share their method?