Ask realtors, run a cash flow analysis, and use conservative estimates for rent and expenses.Good luck!

Christian  I would highly recommend Dealcheck free versionhttps://dealcheck.io/But make sure you give all estimates from tools  a  margin of error.

It took him 3 weeks when originally he gave me an estimate of a week.

You should get some more estimates, but what you are really trying to do is to find someone who has a license and insurance to do it for the cheapest price and that will set off a chain of events that will never end.It's more likely that you bought the house with a wrong scope of work done because you don't have a GC and thought you could DIY it.

Feel free to DM me if you’d like more details.

I'm unsure of what their tool stack consists of but I would presume it to include data associated with an estimate regarding how frequently specific keywords are searched for on these platforms (and potentially broken down by market).

Infrastructure costs of $900k for the development were estimated (late 2022).

@Kyle Peters, I personally estimate 2 things per task to generate 3 estimates!

After that I am using 5% rent increases with 60k renovation in yr1- using 20% down around 8.5% rate, many loan officers keep telling that only 25% down is minimum.. idk- yr1 goal to increase rents w renovation around 60k spend w 5% rent increase (tricky part it probably lot of rent lost while renovating maybe 2-3months) - estimating that yr1 and 2 is negative CF and then projecting positive CF w yearly 5-10% rent increasesAny ideas if this makes sense or not?

It's detailed, thoughtful, and specific with links for each item making it fast and easy to find and purchase everything you'll need.