HelloDo you have any general price per square foot (or other measures) that you use for general light work?

Feel free to reach out, Im only licensed in HI and WA state (so not trying to steer you to any company) but I'm always happy to help out fellow veterans/answer any questions you might have. 

In Washington we have similiar laws.

In 2024, 2-4 family properties in Nassau have been sold nearly two weeks faster than they were selling last year.Further indicating a hot market, median sale prices have increased by 11%, which is more than any of NYC’s boroughs.The top area choices for 2-4 unit multifamily investors have been:Valley Stream & Port Washington: 14 deals, respectivelyLong Beach: 11 dealsLynbrook: 9 dealsSuffolk CountyLike the Bronx, Suffolk, too, saw a 43% increase in 2-4 family inventory.

If your market allows, you can bill back the water top each resident based on either square footage or number of beds.The key is to set up on the front endGood luckGino

There is a foreclosure auction on a 850 square foot house that's appraised at $330k.  

The market absorbed -19,000 square feet in Q1, indicating slightly negative demand.

Our goal is to convert it back to a 3-4 unit property for long-term and short-term rentals.As I currently reside in Washington DC, I'm unfamiliar with the local permit processes and requirements.

Please feel free to give feedback on my cost-per-square-foot range:Cosmetic fix: basic carpet, paint, flooring, new hardware, clean up, repair a few things project.

In the early 2000's I owned the highest grossing (per square foot) laundromat in Los Angeles county.