don't forget those wonderful "special assessments" for new roofs, asphalt, front doors, etc) If you or an investor is going to buy this, the $204 costs me this.

Although you should be able to evalutate the state of the condos (roof, landscaping, pavement, etc) as part of your due diligence.

I still remember things I learned in the soils, structures, concrete, pavement engineering and water resources courses.

. $4k per bathroom, $10k for the kitchen (including SS used appliances), $1k per window, $3k interior paint, $5k for wood laminate flooring, $7k plumbing update, $4k electrical update, $3k asphalt driveway, $3k furnaceMy guesses are based on rehabs at three properties in the last four years.  

You have to pound the pavement, network, go to lumber yard, appliance outlet, etc. if you want to know costs.

You need to be pounding the pavement every day and always pushing the ball forward even if it is only a little bit every day.

We ended up putting a new roof and asphalt after we closed along with other upgrades and they didnt have a problem insuring from the beginning even though the building was in rough shape at purchase.

Picking up the phone and pounding the pavement will yield the most results. 

They will design pavement, stormwater control, grading of the site.- Possible: a landscape architect.

Some will have a minimum number of spaces and pavement requirements in the park.