How or where can I find a range of prices per sq foot build out costs for basic, office level interior?

The Ability to Repay Rule issued by the CFPB caps the maximum ratio at 43%.Given that in most parts of the country it costs $75-$85 per square foot to build a site built SFR (sans land) a 1,200 square foot home will cost $90,000 to $102,000 (sans land) How many 16x80s cost anywhere near that amount?

Want to get your advice on whether I should pursue this deal, its a huge project.I have been offered first shot at a 10K square foot lot zoning LR2 , which essentially allows for cottage, townhomes, row, or apartments two stories high.Its in a good neighborhood next to a park and the neighborhood next to it is one of the nicest in SeattleWe are close to finalizing price and terms.

Saves some of the foot work.The best is the one that TAKES the money from the tenants account (with their one time authorization).

The only caveat is yes there are more desirable neighborhoods etc but at the end of the day I have to buy where I can afford to get my foot in the day.

that became a second full bath.I added a half bath to a laundry room and have done other changes of adding either a bath or half bath in several houses without any change to the foot print of the house.

. $2,500 per foot below the zone.

The snow removal ordinances I see don't expect any snow removal during a storm because they are all phrased in this way.As a practical matter I try to do several snow removals for really big snowfalls (a foot or more) and I advise my tenants to do the same.

After doing a little foot work I have come up with an ARV of about $245,000 based on some not-so-strong-as-I-would-like comparables from the MLS but seems to fit other estimates such as Zillow’s Zesitmate and the county’s assessed value (slightly lower).

(LOL) Condos with basements are common here, the fire-common wall footing is below the slab grade and extends up to the roof.Nice walkouts are possible in these hills, I'm surprised you wouldn't have them in CO