And that assumes you're cleaning up the landscape - er, concrete - and all utilities are billed back to tenants, there's no pest control, and no trash expense. 

And they will keep you compliant with all those nifty federal laws designed 'help' the consumer.

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(the compressor is sitting on a concrete base so I guess moving compressor will cost more?). 

Nothing is concrete yet, though home prices alone wouldn't be enough to get me to stay. 

It would be helpful to offer concrete tests/research points. 

For a single tenant situation like an industrial concrete tilt up, or a SFH, we are MUCH more cautious and are much more willing to work it out with tenants to not have a 100% vacancy rate on a property.

It's difficult to research cost of concrete, earthwork, accessibility and quantities of workforce that are so detrimental to their region.

Specifically, a more accurate estimation of the cost to finish the property.End plan:5 Units total(x4) One bedroom efficiencies with garage(x1) Two bedroom/Two Bath with four car garageRepairs/Construction Needed:- Complete two bedroom unit already in progress- Build out the four one bedroom units- Pour concrete driveway and lot while leaving the front yard area- Exterior paint and landscapingThank you in advance for any input!

Like the roof, A/C, type of electrical wiring, water heaters, garage existence and attached or detached, fencing, windows,  flooring type throughout, concrete slab or pier and beam foundation.