Costs may way based on the angle of roof; ranch or colonial (height), simple roof or there are lots of variations. 

It would be beneficial for me to see how a GC schedules and handles the project so I could use a variation of the same method for my first flips managing the project myself.

I know there can be wild variations in quality and price depending on who you have do the inspection.

Mostly on the commercial or multifamily side however, this is key for upping the value of property for a better appraisal.There are a few variations to the BRRRR such as lease-option rent instead of just rent and the delayed financing approach, skipping the seasoning period of 6 months.

Obviously, that will cause a variation in price as well. 

Suppliers are one of the biggest headaches while doing rehabs.Because I live in one of the fastest growing counties in the country and shop at multiple home depots and Loews.There is a huge variation from store to store as far as service goes.Real lumber yards are normally cheaper. 

All homes are built with the same grade lots with variations in size, and all homes are made with the same or comparable materials by the same builder.

Yes, your plan sounds great, but continue to do your due diligence because small variations in figures add up.

So now, we are working with a Plan A (to get a Variation approved) and Plan B (to get a compromise of 8' each side, which would require 10 neighbors approving of it.

Or some variation on that.Not sure how to pay the agent commission in this scenario but does anyone have any thoughts or tweaks on how to take this property down?