Plenty of resources here to get familiar with to gain insight on your REI journey. 

So I would go on different sites like Roomster, FB marketplace, and similar sites like that to see what people are renting rooms out for.

The best will often ask for nothing until they set foot on the jobsite and really start with site set-up and demo. 

The low entry costs and upside make it worth considering, especially for someone investing from out of state.If Detroit’s on your radar or you’re curious to learn more, feel free to DM me—I can point you to some resources that might help.

Also check out BiggerPockets sister site for passive investments: www.passivepockets.com 

You can request a look-ahead schedule from your GC or as Chris stated, create your own to keep track of resources, delays, and other tasks.

You'll quickly see why AI is not the solution here... not only will it give you a random number from a site that posted it, but it will hallucinate and draw quirky assumptions into the mix like oh based on this % appreciation and applying it forward/backward, etc.

Development projects can vary from a 1-lot Single Family home to 20-acre subdivision, to a 4-acre commercial site, etc. 

Hey @Marc Shin, I agree with those that have said to scour the sites for quality USA made furniture.We have a mix of Basset and La-Z-Boy furniture and it still looks great after 7 years.

You can also use sites like rentometer to help confirm your rent price.