@Mark Ainley I had this for a fence that was existing prior to me buying the property but mine was a 7 foot fence (actually 6 feet with 1 foot of an add on lattice thing) and I got a permit violation. 

This means there would be a total of 5 kids, 2 adults, and 2 pets in a 1000 square foot home. 

Hey I’m from the Bay Area and I’m wondering how to get started in the wholesaling Business I know San Francisco’s probably not the best place to start but I’m was thinking of trying it thru out the Bay Area like Stockton etc any ideas for me just to put my foot in the door??

The more open space (square footage), the cheaper the per-square-foot cost. 

I want to start things on the right foot.

I have never stepped foot there before.Another investor told me to look into League City as well.

I am inexperienced with this type of construction and was wondering the average price per square foot to build such a house?

I have looked at a lot of homes and the place is a cheapest $ per square foot.

As opposed to people who buy a rehab and have to rush since every minute is costing them money....If course, this exposes to long term risk since nobody knows what happens in March 2019 (may prices could level off or come down) but at least you have your foot in the door.

It would not surprise me if many of these houses are rental houses.The challenge you will have is that houses in this neighborhood sell for about $60 per square foot and the cost of new construction is significantly higher.