you have a 110k product add in soft cost IE interest and other fee's  ( with us that's 10 to 20k a lot.. ) and pretty tough to make sense of what your describing from a monitary standpoint.

I want to see if Developers, Rehabbers, BRRR’ers, Contractors and anyone else in this community could offer any advice about this situation.I hired a design-build Contractor to retrofit the garage of an apartment building to comply with new soft story laws.

I used to live in San Diego, so I've seen the prices increase rapidly throughout CA seemingly without rhyme or reason.I also have a software background and have explored the idea of creating an app, but I'd have to brush up on Android and I don't even know any Swift yet.

@Bryan Hartlen, there are many "soft issues" regarding expiration of redemption periods in Alabama.

I have a soft spot for old houses.

A Bill Clinton in the 90s kinda liberal can try to be soft around the edges, and compassionate, and whatever...

The white spot looks like somone tried to patch a crack but didn't succeed and the crack spread.Since it appears this is on the second floor, my guess is the wood under the concrete has rotted & gotten soft.

They typically run a soft pull and only use (1) bureau until underwriting.

@Ashley Roush no it’s not; please brush up on your fair housing.

Set budget for all soft costsIf their are over runs you can see which bucket they go in, if bucket 1 those come out of your partners profits, if 2 or 3 then it reduces overall profitsOtherwise if it’s a lump sum contract you could get nickeled and dimed for costs and change orders