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Raymond E. Hopkins IN A WORLD OF APPS; WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE APPS FOR REI?
9 June 2017 | 10 replies
We then use Google Spreadsheets to track the numbers and then attach the spreadsheets to the Podio project page via soft link.
Mike Lightcap iPhone 7 plus wide angle lens???
1 June 2017 | 11 replies
Does anyone have recommendations on one that they have used and works well, that doesn't get soft around the edges?
Scott Ellis ROI during Pre-development and Construction Phase
19 April 2017 | 8 replies
I approached him about contributing a portion of their funds early to help cover some of the predevelopment soft costs like geo-tech and architect fees.
Daniel Dietz What Counts as Hours for Real Estate Proffesional Designation?
23 April 2019 | 5 replies
I guess what I am wondering about is waht could be called 'soft time' compared to fixing things, doing leases, etc......And for what it is worth, my partners and I are GREAT at tracking time (we use Google's Toggl app) as that if part of how we split profits for the work we each put into our joint properties. 
Andrew Ernesto Average cost per SF New Construction - Reading, PA
17 June 2019 | 10 replies
Soft costs are low for me. 
Patrick Rowe Home builder Looking into Raw Land Development
19 August 2015 | 28 replies
I would like to get some input from experience land developers on soft cost and also how would you approach this deal if you needed partners to do this deal.
Phil Blair Property Stolen Marion City Cops Do nothing!
6 May 2013 | 20 replies
No fancy soft vinyl flooring.
Christian Podedworny What to do sell or rent(section 8)?
3 July 2013 | 10 replies
I am looking at doing section 8 again, and I will follow my golden rules for section 8:Use the local churches to the property: Offer the preacher a church donation for helping you find a "truly deserving" tenant.I only rented to single mothers: I am adopted, so I guess I have a soft spot for single mothers, they also tend to be better tenants.I only hire locals to keep up with the landscaping: It shows that I am helping out the local community.I do quarterly inspections, but always randomize them: I never went on the same day twice...
Steven Hamilton II $500 safe harbor increased to $2,500 for taxpayers
12 August 2020 | 25 replies
, might be classified by the IRS as a "type" like "hard surface" rather than "soft" like carpet.
Jeff C. Mult-Family Prefabricated Micro Development in Toronto
10 February 2016 | 10 replies
Keep in mind that this is the first pro-forma that I've created and is probably quite a bit off the mark:TOTAL HARD COSTS Ground Floor – 13,736 ft2 x $210/ft2 = $2,884,560Second to Fourth Floors – 30,849 ft2 x $135/ft2 = $4,164,615Sub Total - $7,049,175.0010% Contingency - $704,917.00Total Hard Costs - $7,754,092.00ESTIMATED TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR STICK-BUILT OPTIONLand cost - $5,000,000 Soft costs - $ 775,409.00 - ($17.39 per square foot)Hard costs - $7,754,092.00 ($173.95 per square foot)TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR STICK-BUILT (INCLUDING LAND) - $ 13,529,501.000MODULAR SAVES APPROXIMATELY 20% ON OVERALL COST.TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR MODULAR (INCLUDING LAND) - $ 11,829,501.000PROJECT VALUETotal saleable area = 29,000sfTotal value of units + retail space = 29,000sf x $550 per square foot = $15,950,000Total potential profit = $15,950,000 - $11,829,501 = $4,120,499.00I would like to know if I am way off the mark, or close with my estimates.