Hypothetically if a close to identical house and a condo are in the same neighborhood with the same bd/ba and same sq footage.

The complaint states surveillance footage showed a man parking, exiting, and then catching a bus.

Purchase Price $ 166,083.31  Year Built 1910 Realtor or Finders Fee $ -     Lot Sq Footage 0 Total $ 166,083.31     Sq Footage 1684       Yearly Tax $ 10,000.00 Amount to be Borrowed $ 228,440.32     Bedrooms 3 Personal Cash Invested $ 35,216.66     Bathrooms 2           Pre-Inspections       Lip Stick $ 18.00 GC Quotes $ 700.00     Lip Stick Advanced $ 24.00 Lining $ 700.00     Standard $ 28.00 Inspection $ 600.00     Vandalized $ 32.00 Total $ 2,000.00     Big Gut Out $ 36.00           Cost of Money     Remodel Type Standard Points (assuming 5pts) $ 10,000.00         Broker Fee $ 2,000.00         6 months Interest $ 17,133.02         Lender’s Lawyer $ 1,300.00         Total $ 30,433.02                 Closing at Purchase Potentially covered in points payment     PurchaseTax $ 3,321.67 I assume 2%       Title Work $ 1,000.00         Total $ 4,321.67                 Construction Costs         GC $ 47,152.00 I multiply sq footage of house by preset number   Materials $ 10,000.00 Total Guess       Misc (Permits, etc) $ 5,000.00  Guess       Appliances $ 6,000.00  Guess       Safety Net $ 15,000.00 is this enough or too much?    

May be your locality will let you charge tenants for heat, electric and water based on the sq footage.

@Sean MaginessFor a 2/1 with a washer dryer and also depending on sq footage I would think 900-950.

Usually I'll include the number of bedrooms/bathrooms, square footage, briefly work in selling features like hardwood floors/updated kitchen/etc, and on to details like monthly rent, security deposits, pets, smoking, etc.

Hey GangCheck out some of the excellent demonstration videos both animation and live footage on ;"Trenchless Pipe Replacement" and/or"Pipe Bursting"Very informative,,,I do these type of jobs in So Calif so I can speak with some authority on the subject,,,Again my purpose is to strictly give good information and adviceI like Trenchless as opposed to "pipe lining" because with Trenchless youre actually getting seamless New Pipe and Johns Manville guarantees the stuff 99 years.You can drive a Mack truck over it and it returns to shape.With Lining all youre doing is creating a fiberglass liner inside the original "ancient" clay pipe cracks and all .Hope this helpsDD in L.A.

All of that being said, if maintained and planned correctly a basement can be a great use of space to add square footage where the lot may not permit.

At $1150 it would be rented already if it were a 3 bed even if the square footage stayed the same anywhere in the west end/GA.

., then you can do quick estimates based on photos and total square footage, and at least see if you are in the ballpark as far as offer price & ARV.