The article you pointed to is a great way to find the numbers but I use a slight variation of that:I calculate somewhere around $12 to $14 per square foot depending on the finish level first.

I am hoping that this bill or a variation of it does not get passed with these provisions against landlords.

This variation in the data doesn't make sense to me.

There are lots of variations from state to state, even in general... 

These are variations of our initials.

Here, he would be entitled to his interest (and points if he’s sophisticated enough to require them) and you would keep the remaining profits.Only about 1347 variations on this, but those are the basics of an equity interest and a debt interest in a flip.

Hit the reset button,  find a CFD and have a lawyer look it over,  there is significant variations in CFD depending on state,  the lawyer would be well worth the money to look it over.  

We would need one incredible finish to June to avoid a recession (the job reports was a nice start, but no where near sufficient to result in a positive GDP for the quarter).I agree recessions differ and this one may be more different than most (which already have a lot of variation). 

Roofing has had the greatest price variations and recommendations for me.

Places like PHX and LV have such variation in pricing, it's hard to sort out good from bad.