In that sense, both investors are on equal footing in proration.

I've got a 4000 square foot fourplex in Grand Prairie that is covered by Lloyds and the premium is around $1600-$1800.

As James said, definitely check out "The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing" to help you get a 40,000 foot overview of the world of REI.Here's a few articles that also might interest you: How to Start Investing In Real Estate at a Young AgeHow to Make a Million Dollars in Real Estate: A Step by Step PathHope those help some :) Welcome to the community!

Armstrong commercial grade vinyl tile. .67 cents a square foot.

:) There are plenty of people who think they can prove Sasquatch exists and they have photos and foot prints!

Or it could be a rehabber.If you want to estimate the repairs before seeing the house, you can calculate it per square foot based on whether the rehab is light, medium or gut.

I just want to ensure I am putting my best foot forward and speaking to as many potential motivated sellers as possible.

I wouldn't step foot near that place right now.

This sale went down at $112.17 per square foot.

I'm always right around the corner if I can help you get started on the right foot.