@Lucian Guadagnoli most answers to a question start with "it depends" I can tell you new builds are over $100 a foot (more like $130-150) with out the land (so add the cost of location to that) so that would be the most, then adjust downs from therethe phrase "it depends" applies to location, quality, functionality of the floor plan.

The fees can vary widely (I had a 3,200 square foot store here in So Cal that was going to be $390,000 in impact fees alone) and sometimes there aren’t any, but you definitely want to know what they are early in the process.4.

I'm 17 and I'm just getting my foot in the door of real estate.

And some folks with a long history of working in real estate, like Jay H, who are not actively trying to loan the newbies money for 1.25% or build their brand new apartment complex for $55 per square foot, are great at providing information and insight.

Footings.  18 inch deep by 12 inches, 42 inch deep by 6 inches, 36 inches by 10 inches, etc. 

If you're buying in a state or country where you've never set foot, this is even more important.

Purchase price: $463,049 Cash invested: $172,424 The sprawling, 1,881 square foot open layout and tall ceilings of this ranch style home allow for proper entertaining.

My best friend and I wanted to get our foot in the real estate door and begin to grow our portfolio.

Refinished flooring myself with Home Depot sander I bought and then bartered into a deal where I bought a 40 foot Park Model RV that we rented on the property for $1,200/month at one point.

Hopefully you didn’t feel too many effects from the $1800/foot board lumber prices.