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Marcel Pean
  • District of Columbia, WA
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How to Estimate Renovations for Mansions

Marcel Pean
  • District of Columbia, WA
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Hi,

What is a good estimate/rule of thumb to use to estimate a major rehab, full gut job for a large home? This house is in a very upscale neighborhood in Washington DC and has 5 bed, 4.5 baths. Homes in the vicinity sell for $1M+. In order to compete with the surrounding market, a rehabber would use more expensive materials increasing the value of the house. 

Has anyone even wholesale a house this big?

I appreciate any suggestions and advice in advance!

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Pat Marco
  • Real Estate Attorney
  • Manhattan, NY
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Pat Marco
  • Real Estate Attorney
  • Manhattan, NY
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Get an architect to draw what you want done 

Talk to a broker to see what it will sell at if you get the work donr 

Get a contractor to bid the job 

Get a designer to put the bids 

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