- An Astronomical price, given the fact that we can build them for $25/sf.One of our associates has a 107 unit facility under contract for $195,000 - just to give you some perspective (*Not all markets and not all facilities are the same, however...)I suggest you revisit the #'s, and then revisit them again before moving forward with this project.   

Many banks won't touch properties that small, or residential properties at all.Some banks will want an astronomical amount of money in your account (I dealt with a bank who wanted 6 months of reserves, plus 6 months worth of reserves for every major bill I had).But, if you stick with it, it will be worth it!  

And a hard money would request astronomical points and fees.

It has a "astronomic" feature, which means you program it with your approximate latitude, and then it "knows" when sunrise and sunset are, and turns the lights off and on appropriately. 

I've been searching for a month now and so far 7 out of 7 I've spoken to want at least 20% down and astronomical rates/points even with my good credit, liquid cash, and a very experienced partner.

Purchase price is $1,000 so my cash flow would be astronomical!!

I really wish they they do it this time because because right now city charges same tax on Greenville and downtown where prices are astronomical.

Hi all, I'm a first time poster and also a first time home buyer, so please bare with me.I'm moving to LA from New York in August, and instead of throwing an astronomical amount of money away on rent each month, I thought it'd be a good idea to buy, since I plan on living their for awhile.I currently make around $110,000 a year with no debts and have a credit score of 800.

I think the tax preparation bill would be astronomical.

As Shannon talked about; degrees are expensive, and loan rates are astronomical (especially compared to investment loans), so why burden yourself just for more education that you will not use?