I don't like to inconvenience people, but sometimes you just have to put your foot down on important matters..And get multiple quotes!

Fast forward to today, the condos were never updated and fixed..a few of the buildings burned down, the quality of tenants that it attracts is just awful and now the seller desperately wants to sell but can't since they need 70% of the tenants' vote to sell the property off....I dont know anyone who wants to touch that place with a 10 foot pole.

There were diagonal cracks throughout most of the walls in each room, and in the basement one of the exterior walls had like a 1-1 1/2 foot crack in the block starting at the floor and there was a small ammount of water running from that to the middle of the room.

I have an opportunity to purchase a 1458 square foot SFR for $84,000.

I read it the first day I stepped foot on BiggerPockets doorstep!

For more cost-effective properties (sub-$50K especially), I use a bit lower cost estimate per square foot, because buyer expectations are correspondingly lower.

The parents footing the bill might appreciate the all in one-bill that way.

The mother in law is legal and has been grandfathered in but it was built right on the property line and doesn't meet the 15 foot setback that the county requires.

At $750 a square foot, it’s San Francisco’s most expensive deal for a stabilized office property in the past year, the person said.

@Andrew Scott, In my much younger days I did a ton of these but I wouldn't touch anything structured the way the gurus and coaches 'teach' today with a 10 foot pole.