Ill have to brush up on my San Antonio maps...lol, I've only lived here about 4 months now.

Feel around for soft spots - just to make sure.

Are there problems like wavy floors and soft spots or doorways that are out of square?

Painting them all with a broad brush of impropriety is neither credible nor accurate.

They owe me $$$ for my time and expense determining their viability as tenants.If i did STR i would leave a bottle of bathroom cleaner and a toilet brush with a bow on it.

They may provide you with pricing on a soft pull or no pull at all.

Since demos a few features were added: Deal Performance report, Soft commitment mechanics is coming up, etc.

The market for lots is pretty thin, and given their lower prices, owners don't often want to pay listing fees forever.A general guideline on "soft costs" for estimating purposes is 20-30% of hard costs.

They can provide insights into the specific costs associated with your project, taking into account local labor and material prices.Don't forget to include soft costs such as permits, architectural fees, legal fees, and any other administrative expenses that might come up during the development process.Given your experience, you could also consider consulting with a real estate development professional to ensure you've accounted for all potential costs.Profit Margins:It's great that you've already outlined your profit margins.

Seems like a happy medium between firm and soft.