They are escrowing taxes so you have to put that upfront as well which is sometimes standard.

The family we guaranteed rent to on their existing home, giving them the flexibility to buy with a partner builder and move out of state to be closer to the best treatment facilities when faced with a difficult diagnosis.10.

I quickly made an account because my partner got tired of me asking her to post questions.My question is: Currently, we are not required to build to ADA standards, but our unit is perfectly set up to be ADA accessible.

What would you say is more accurate for a standard size kitchen with labor included in a 800-1200 sq ft home?

I wasn’t aware that a smaller facility could have expenses close to 40%.

Problem is, the systems used are not standardized, even county by county, much less state by state.

A split level ranch in a standard neighborhood doesn’t cut it anymore.

Your standards can be even tighter based on bedroom size, flexible space, plumbing capacity, and other factors.Check out the Keating Memo from HUD to learn more: https://www.hud.gov/sites/documents/DOC_7780.PDF

Sure, the fill time can be almost non-existent, but you also may need to abide to standards accepted by the previous property owner.

I wasn't sure if there was an "industry-standard" way to approach investors, luxury brokerages, etc.