Make sure the comps being used are using the same style, age, square foot, bedrooms, baths, basement, etc.

LOL.. you hardly use your brakes as the regenerative braking.. you get the feel of when to take your foot off the accelerator and you literately come to a stop at the light without ever touching your brakes they will last the life of the car just about. 

How do you make something attractive and not shoot yourself in the foot by paying market price?

Build some concrete for the front door Remove 2 walls Build a wall that includes 2 closets Relocate kitchen Layout 2 which we relocate the bathroom The new layout relocate bathroombuild bathroom walls build 2 closets build a wall for the small bedroom Move front door 1.5 foot Build some concrete for the front doorI'd really appreciate your expert opinion on which one would look better, has less deal breakers and less cost 

I’m in the education/saving phase of my journey, though I have a foot in the door after buying my first home with my wife.

Examples would be concrete footings, axles and tow tongue removed, etc...beyond that, PM me and I'll give you a name of two lenders I've worked with in the past, maybe they can originate something for you that the others couldn't.

That would make it a full. mentally, I am shut down until about May of 2021, planning to stay long term rental until at least then. all I have left is a 30-foot motorhome, which is on short term rental as well as RV rental sites but I haven't had a serious nibble yet.

Over the years I have been able to come to some pretty good price per square foot scenario depending on the level of work needed.

They have been doing this for years pre-covid.None of my clients own gyms.Only way I would look at that is if for that box size of say 30,000 sq ft rent was like 6 bucks a foot when I knew I could get 10 with another tenant.

Example Earl's Tacos with a drive thru is struggling at the end of the retail center paying 20 bucks a foot.