single story rancher, 1,300-1,800sqft* Roof (low grade)* Electrical panel (100-150amp) * Exterior paint * Siding (vinyl)* Handyman type projects (hr)Much appreciated!

Land & Grading; Cost to build (is it single story, multi story, climate controlled? 

Most times we use 20-30$sqft depending on general flip nothing serious or rental grade, it all varies of course.

Looking to purchase my first investment property. Anyone have any good or bad experiences with homes on a slab?Thanks!

But as stated we pay 25 to 30k for a lumber pac and trusses for a 2k sq ft home add in another 15k for framing.. we are at 35k right there before grading utsl concrete mechanicals windows roofs cabinets flooring etc etc.. so I know its all regional.in Charleston we built in the Historic district and that 2600 sq foot house cost us 750k to build.. using the materials that were dictated by the city.. it sold though for 2.2 mil.. so its all relative.. right ?  

If you're looking at Indianapolis, look for the blog on "Grading Indianapolis Neighborhoods" as it has a color coded map that may help.The "war zones" that I am hesitant of right now are:Anywhere on N Sherman Dr and 3-4 blocks east and west...

I have searched out of state areas using realtor.com but I don't  see where they list a particular neighborhood's grade. 

For Cleveland take a look at The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.

Others require them to be at grade and separate from combustion (furnace, water heater).

See The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods to see what I mean when I say C-Class.