When I estimate rehabs I have 3 criteria: Good, Bad and Ugly based on the condition of the property.Good = 5k to 10kBad = 10k to 15kUgly = 20k to 40kI got these numbers by surveying different rehabbers in my area and nationally.

In fact last RealtyTrac survey I saw we were back at Numero Uno here in Memphis.

ULI has a "dollars and cents" survey survey as late of 06?

A deposit by the bank paid directly to them and not the MB covers the pay out for appraisal, survey etc. that the bank requires.

No survey or appraisal is or will be required to close said property."

This is true for even the largest, most sophisticated institutional investors.DATA SOURCESIn addition to those listed on the excellent article that Bryan H. linked to above, there are:Axiometrics / REIS / Pierce-Eislen: These folks conduct phone surveys on a monthly basis and publish reports and analysis.

The survey and loan fees will come out of the cash back at closing.So you have about 10,400 in equity but you'd probably only get somewhere between 6,000 and 7,000 most likely.  

According the the National Association of Home Builders:The NAHB analysis of the Consumer Expenditure Survey (CES) data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the biggest outlay in the budget of new home buyers is furnishings.

I think in the survey it turned out 75%+ were IT people.

There should be a survey recorded at the county.