These don't reflect your down payment.Cheers!

Unfortunately Cameron's per sq ft costs do not reflect CT prices.  

It does not reflect today's assessed value.

@Greg Kasmer Everything Greg said plus make sure that you take higher property taxes into account based on an increase in assessed value reflected by your purchase price

See if the store is comfortable with goods outside on display for sale (to be brought into the store to pay for).Try to stay long enough to get a good feel for the customer base--because they will probably be reflective of your own if you buy there.Are you comfortable sitting in the parking lot at night, unarmed, or do you wish Dirty Harry was sitting next you for protection?

Whether the listings have a permit number or not is often a reflection of enforcement but not necessarily a reflection of regulations.

These are typically more reflective of the market at the time can cost a little more per sqft. but can save you a lot in taxes if you need to close right away. 

. -  As Josue noted if a property has had major improvements, the assessed value would reflect that; for example, pulling a permit to finish the basement requires an estimated cost.

What a year! lol. Filled with ups and downs. I've heard Robert Kiyosaki and many other MLM leaders say a person must have a bigger reason than merely "making money" to succeed. As I look for my first cash flowing deal...

The fees reflect that value.