He says, on average, his expenses over the years have looked like this:Buying costs are generally 1.5% of the selling price Holding costs (utilities, taxes, etc) are usually 1.5% of the selling priceSelling costs are generally 6.5% of the eventual selling price, after repairsHe projects the months required for rehab work (holding time) with the following formula: Rehab cost per square foot, divided by 10 + 2.5 months to market & sell Do you guys think these numbers are accurate?

If you feel you haven't gotten an accurate answer, then call one of the real estate firms in town, and ask if they know of what the statute is.

I much perfer to be conservative rather than gamble.

If manufacturing comes back in my lifetime, I'll be happy, but I'm not holding my breath or gambling my future.

The US is printing money (or more accurately adding computer digits) at an alarming pace also.

I don't think anyone can accurately predict, at the moment.

He does a good job of giving solid accurate info.

The current FAQ could be renamed as "Real Estate Investing Index," which more accurately describes it.

I feel compelled to have the property appraised, but wonder how accurate this will be.

It is remarkably accurate for such a small gun.