For a linear array of 14 spaces, including installation, I was quoted about $28k for full cantilever (posts at the very end) or about $25k for semi-cantilever (posts offset from the end by 7.5'. 

Definitely a wide range in pricing.

There are some that manage city wide, but I have found the better ones seems to specialize in more specific areas.

The footprint is roughly 14 feet wide by 26 feet deep. 

I'm wondering if anyone has a general cost guideline for my specific situation.The lots I'm looking at have a road up to them on the west, and after the lots I'm eligible to purchase there is one small lot (50ft wide) that doesn't have road, then it returns to the road again on the east.

I looked at a bunch of crumbling row-houses in Baltimore today, and many of them had crumbling and cracked brick, rotted foundation, water damage and squishy floors about to give in, and signs at the door saying the place needs to be rehabbed or boarded within 30 days because of code violation.For a typical row-house that's 12 feet wide and 3 floors in Baltimore city, how would it typically cost1A.

I've started looking into assets protection and came across a wide range of services.

My team sources our properties in the Philly area through a wide variety of different sources but most end up being FSBO off market.

The issue is with the property, not with the lenders - we had some hesitation in April and May with rental properties, but banks are wide open for business latest since summer.

That could sound selfish but it is widely understood that the great things that we want to achieve and the number of people that we are aspiring to help will be a challenge if number one is not taken care of.