I'll cosign @Andrew Steffens  number though and I have ran furnishings either between $15-20 per square foot as a really rough ball park depending on location/style. 

This is what I could find out from its listing:Type & styleHome type: SingleFamilyArchitectural style: Cabin,Log,Chalet,TraditionalProperty subtype: Residential, Cabin, Single Family ResidenceMaterialsStucco, Log, Block, Frame, Brick

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Since it's your first investment property, it can be a double edged sword since yes a PM can help you and be an expert voice but but if you don't know what you need or your management style yet, it might also not benefit you.Honestly, I'd try managing on your own for a while, and look up property managers in the area while you're at it.

This would seem like a Section 8 style rental with no background check and a high risk tenant pool.

Yes, Real Estate broker in the UK, and lender who specialized in buy-to-let (investor style) loans

For example an architecture style, graphic style, exterior vs interior and so forth.

I will say that the borrower has a better chance to negotiate on the fees, interest and when they are to be paid with a private individual lender as opposed to a hard money style lender (that has more overhead).

I am based in Australia and an Australian citizen looking to start investing in Duplex to  4plex-style residential.

Right now, newer vintages, larger mix of 2 beds, washer dryer hookups, townhome style, median income in excess of 50,000.