The 150/sq foot construction costs didn't include soft costs like demo, architectural designs, and landscaping (another 50k maybe).

At first glance without knowing your market, and if numbers are reliable, it looks like $104k is your max offer so maybe like a soft pass at 80-85.

My projects are usually tear downs, but I have a soft spot for older homes.Great work!

This is based on the relationships I was able to form, sometimes even via email, on the basis that I have to raise funds and I will come back to you post funding for the follow on business.Like Bryan H says, it takes (art) or soft skills at this stage... a belief in you and the project...It has been a great learning experience... hope that helps...

My husbands aunt/uncle own a house worth over 800k and its less than 2,000 soft in Richmond section of dallas.

You'll need about 20% of the cost of the construction, soft costs, etc.  

It is a soft wood and dents/scratches easily.

I am a landlord and need to have an addendum signed to extend the lease for only few month. Can I just get a signed copy by the tenant and I to be legally valid or do I need it signed in person?

MLS, off market, wholesalers you name it and I will have competition.So with that said, If you are confident your repairs are $65k and the ARV is $620k, and you are comfortable with a $100k spread, bid appropriately.Using all of my soft costs, I think i could out bid you on that house.

The 13,400 originally listed a few years ago when market was soft at around 2 million but short sold at around 1,000,000.