What does an average gun-shot suicide cleanup cost?

Obviously, you can’t go into town with your “guns a blazing” anymore, but you don’t have to run and hide like a scared rabbit either.

You are not under the gun, so you have that working for you, but a lot of projects have ended up sitting for years if not forever because of a lack of money.

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I bought the gun years back and the setup and did my own.

They are committed and enthusiastic.

At the same time, there are several companies out there gunning to create a National MLS - while the NAR currently has a monopoly on their MLS, there are rumblings that others want in.

A couple of days later, he shot her car with a pellet gun.

He thought I was being overly enthusiastic yet again and viewing the projected profits through rose-colored glasses.I just kept talking, kept running the numbers for him and showed him every scenerio I could think of-- best case, worst case, in-between case.

My father can do or coordinate all the repairs himself.There is an HOA fee of $64/Mo for a pool and clubhouse.I'm looking at 68% * $249,900 (low end FMV) - $10,000 repairs = $159,93270% * $249,900 (low end FMV) - $10,000 repairs = $164,930Although my agent might think it is too low (she tried to get me to go in w/ $180K but I stuck to my guns :protest: ) , I'm going with everyone's advice on here.I am starting my offer at $156,475 and will work up to $165,000 max.My realtor is having me get a Pre Approval for $157,000 (already have one for $200,000) and a $2000 Good Faith check to strengthen the offer.Using Wheatie's spreadsheet he used for another person ( I hope that is ok :lol: ), I came up with this:2 year Rehab worst case$165,000 Purchase Price $3300 2.00% Purchase Closing costs $19,200 5.75% Interest $4,200 Holding costs (24 Months of mortgage principal payments, right?)