In my files listed here on my profile you can see a mall chart that shows how to apportion the lines as to what is basis and what is not.You will then apportion out of that cost an allotment for the land of the property.

Sounds like you're going to have gray hair by the time you get to closing.

Now the chart looks more like a cardiograph......huge spike followed by a huge drop.

In exasperation I went to Amerisave, and was shocked at the explicit rate charts, pricing, and speed of feedback.

Everyone know's blonde's are the best looking, and somehow my hair turned brown

She cuts hair so I ask if she will cut my hair and give her $20.

Also, forced air typically needs to be set a hair higher than hot water baseboard because circulating air at bottom of cycle will feel cooler.Dont know what applies to your situation.

New laws are causing MH dealers to pull thier hair out, better have an attorney check what you want to do.As to maintenance and ARV, MH crap, like some stoves, hot water heaters, bath tubs are built just for MHs, so if you are replacing with stock items you need to become familiar with those prices, but often you can improve with real home fixtures from the box stores. :)

a quick google search pulled up this chart of cost/sf:http://www.concretenetwork.com/concrete/interiorfloors/cost.htmlno idea how accurate it is but it reinforces randy's thoughts that it is not that cheap.

Say a garage was converted to a hair saloon, this can be a gray area but has been done.