If you drive through the other towns, it's apples and oranges in terms of amenities, the architectural detail of all the properties, the feel of the place, and the things they have built into the town of Seabrook. 

Therefore, it's vital to calculate these costs before purchasing the property.Seeking the help of a 🏗️construction professional is recommended to create a comprehensive budget that includes hard costs (materials, labor), soft costs (architectural and engineering fees), and contingencies for unexpected expenses.

A lot of times permits add a lot of unnecessary cost with architectural drawings.

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in the slightly less desirable area, 12-1500 sqft (goal $14-1700/mo)1BR below it with living and dining, porch, and great stained glass and architectural features, 1000 sqft (goal $11-1300/mo)This building also has one driveway space thinking $50/mo2 x 2BRs, smaller but in the more desirable location ~1000 sq ft (goal $14-1600/mo)1 BR small in the more desirable location ~ 800 sq ft (goal $9-1100/mo)TR: 6200-7300/moOrder of operations would be as follows: 1) Accounting and structuring - still a lot TBD but I am meeting with a CPA firm with a lot of real estate structuring and consulting experience, I expect they'll be pretty expensive but this doesn't seem like a good place to cheap out.

We were also situated near houses that were featured on magazines for their architecture and holiday decorations.

The costs from securing architectural drawings to getting a survey and mechanical/engineering/plumbing sheets are wild!

To piggyback on what @Carlos Ptriawan mention here, check out these properties' sales history:https://www.redfin.com/CA/Cupertino/22483-McClellan-Rd-95014...https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Gatos/16935-Roberts-Rd-95032/h...https://www.redfin.com/CA/Saratoga/19546-Vineyard-Ln-95070/h...In the right market, right location, and right architecture (Some condos are built like townhouses/ SFHs), this is what you get.

A degree in construction management, engineering or  architectural design come to mind as leading candidates.

A licensed architect in DC with +7 years of professional experience in architecture, design, and construction management.