. $26/SF = moderate work; ( lengthy uninhabited house, cant be lived in without some minor work at minimum) everything above, plus: complete gut and replace kitchen and bathrooms top to bottom, replace one HVAC component such as AC or furnace. light to moderate amount of drywall patching and replacement. light to moderate electrical and plumbing needed and some new runs. new floors throughout house. replace one of the following; roof, windows or siding. light landscaping and a new deck. $31/SF = heavy work; (typical abandoned/condemned house, heavily vandalized) everything from both categories above, plus: moderate to heavy drywall replacement throughout the house, mold/water damage remediation possibly needed. some walls may need to be moved to correct layout issues. substantial amount of plumbing and electrical need replaced.

So, for a 2000 square foot house with moderate insulation and no duct issues, a 5 ton would work.

Currently the NFI-DP consists of 8 funds that most closely represent core risk investment strategies; they generally target capital preservation, and stable operating income returns using moderate amounts of leverage.

Some investments do not require expert advice.  Your gut should lead you.Anyone with a brain would know better.  So ask yourselves, what did I doto deserve this? Want to read a real estate investment deal I'm very pro...

You will be paying it back at a moderate interest rate that you pay to yourself.

Hello,I'm Steve, a moderately experienced investor from Vancouver BC, Canada.

You have a good income, good reserves, no debt, moderately priced rent and you're only 30!

Then possibly makeshift a carport for two vehicle over the driveway, which brings the sqft to 1412 (not including the carport).Repairs:The repair estimate (in my novice mind) at the new sqft are about $12/sqft overall - $16950 (moderate repair budget).

There are some areas in Akron that are great with a moderate cost, but when you get closer to the city/university, you start getting into questionable territory.

I average 16% annual2- Cash flowing real property that is high end, adjustable rents if inflation hits, and moderate current NOI.3- Speculative real estate investment, i.e., land, value added commercial turn around, and bets on neighborhood changes.I believe its most important for a real estate participant to understand where he is on the real estate spectrum, i.e., investor, in the real estate business, or a service provider.