Not including mechanicals I can get the slab and dried in for 20 a foot with a local metal building sub.

This includes having a foot long tear in the screen repaired ( was present on walkthrough) and also a few small screw holes in the wall repaired and painted. 

Thanks in advance Hi Joaquin,1) If you argue on the basis of price per square foot, any appraiser will simply be politely nodding.

We've been dipping our foot in the IL market and so far so good.

I bought the property last year without knowing its history, so I attempted to have the tank pumped only to learn the septic company would either have to tear out the driveway over the tank, or charge me $50/foot to dig and hopefully find the clean-out (though it’s not guaranteed they’d find it).

I can tell you to stay away from where you see a lot of strange foot traffic (people walking but not exercising or walking to work..with glassy eyes).

You can't cave in at all to these contractors you gotta put your foot down and if they go over the budget they're the ones that lose out not you.

Wells usually require a 100 to 200 foot setback from all sewer and other sources of pollution. 

We're trying to get our foots in the door investing in our first rental property.

If you pay $175 per foot and the economy enters a brutal recession, which, with Trump and the GOP, let's face it, it will, you might be "buying high" and forced to "sell low" My two cents.