You would be surprised how many times this will change their mind.

This is surprising he would bring in non-accredited investors since he preaches he will not accept people who have filed lawsuits against someone.

Well, you've chosen arguably one of the most desirable places to live on the planet, so it's not surprising it's so expensive. 

Class B would be older (maybe 10+ yrs old) with the same amenities, or you could argue that new construction, but with cheap finishes and "bare bones" amenities, would also be B.For area: it commonly comes down to crime, schools, and convenience/entertainment access.  

Some of the data I mined on Syracuse was surprising, so I felt the need to share some here and help the community. 

Wow that's a little surprising to hear.I did a bedroom addition myself in my own home and the inspectors really didn't check much of anything at all. 

Quote from @V.G Jason: Quote from @V.G Jason: Quote from @Matthew Crivelli: I'm really surprised no one has said Ohio or Indiana.

It’s a proactive step that helps avoid costly surprises during construction and ensures that the ADU is designed with a full understanding of the site’s topographical nuances.A Building Verification Survey (BVS) verifies that the ADU is accurately placed on-site in relation to the property lines and in accordance with the approved plans.

What one phrase in this article sets the tone and (conveniently) ignores anyone who has made their wealth in real estate?

Commercial debt is dicey right now to say the least ... when John Kane can't get a lending partner to execute a project (Downtown South) it should be no surprise that smaller regional and local builders are struggling also.