You'll end up with a list of cities like Memphis, Indiana, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Saint Louis, Milwaukee, Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Chicago, Jacksonville, and so on and from there you'll have to dig a little deeper into the socioeconomics of each metro. 

I also got to dig a little deeper into the income and cost approach an appraiser will use.2.

The well head is in a large plastic box with a lid  I just have to dig a foot of dirt and I am there .

Every time I see a deal that looks "affordable" I dig a little deeper and find that the property is full of rent stabilized or rent controlled units.

They are much more popular when you go to sell.You could dig a basement pool just the same.A normal home, no matter how small would be more work--but you get a lot more out of it too.You can lean the basics of how to build a regular home on the internet.Look how cute this small home is?

You'll have to dig a little bit to see if it's just a 2nd mortgage being satisfied or a refinance that satisfied the old mortgage, but it's a good place to start.  

That number also includes all utilities (which the water is very expensive for me because we couldn't dig a well), county permit fees, and financing costs.But like @Rob Beland said, every project is completely unique and the numbers can be drastically different. 

You may need to dig a trench and replace some pipe, but it's not really that expensive (a few thousand dollars).

Let your attorney take care of collections and a servicer take care of the payments.Plenty to read in the forums on the questions you asked, dig a little, we can't keep repeating the same ultra basic stuff over and over, thanks. :)

You don't want to dig a credit card hole while you're learning the ropes.Go into it knowing that some months your expenses are going to spike.