@Carney McMullinYou likely need to allocate the expenses based on some methodology that makes sense(bedrooms or square feet).I.E. you have 4 bedrooms and you live in 1 bedroom while you rent out the other 3 bedrooms. 

Valuation methodology for commercial is not normally comparables.  

pretty standard "pay it forward, pay it back" methodology.  

You'll likely find that the rehab costs are higher than the high end of the range.That said, use the methodologies in the book to get your exact costs from contractors in the area...don't just rely on the ranges.

As long as the assessor has prepared all of the assessments using the same methodology, this system is considered fair and equitable.

Doing the right things right the first time is the shortest, least costly path to achieve true quality.)Crosby's methodology is absolutely scalable to any size company with some thought and effort.

Steve, most of my nasty sewer adventures here have to do with dessicated 100-year-old crap in the ancient cast-iron lines of the old houses of the area.

It's a methodology for planning and managing debt repayment and acceleration to help people make the best use of their discretionary income to achieve those goals taking their entire financial picture into account.

Hi Brad, what's the difference between city appraisar and private appraisar (that's working for RE transaction) ; are they having different methodology ?

I did an article for the BP blog a while back about Phoenix, but you could apply the methodology to any market for evaluation. https://www.biggerpockets.com/...