If you were to find things wrong in the inspection due to these factors that would cost a lot to repair, the seller may be willing to go down on the price.

The good contractors only take big jobs and cost a ton more than I ever imagined.

Originally posted by @Rica Coney:I have a question...I co-signed last year with a relative of my on a car loan.

Most of the attorney "hand crafted" leases I see don't even come close to the depth and extend and must have cost a few bucks to create. 

Lack of professional business approach will cost a landlord every time. 

Looking for information on what you know about cost as I’m from out of the country...It’s in good shape from 1977 but needs to be reframed insulated and dry walled and then new electrical because right now the whole thing is exposed brick.  

I am new too so I can't really help you however your post caught my eye because I live in Costa Mesa (about 10 mins from Irvine) AND I have started to invest in Denver (where I grew up) with my eyes set on probably Omaha next. 

A detailed forensic study with a full 32 division building code tax asset detail will generally cost a bit more than a modeling or sampling study that isn't as accurate or detailed.

Some things cost a lot more but other things end up virtually flat. 

I hadn't thought of it this way, because I always thought of my capital cost as $100k for the renovation.but you guys have made me realize the REAL cost is roughly 600k equity that is stuck there, due to opportunity cost.(2) what appeared to me to be a good loan term is actually not that good.