When dealing with a home that you want to add square footage to, what are some of the challenges that arise with permitting, issues with the city, etc.

@Levi BjorkIn a very broad sense, your cost basis for taxes is the purchase price of the home and the costs for capital improvements to the home that have added value, prolonged its life, or adapted it for a new use (additional square footage, fencing, landscape improvements) outside of normal repairs and maintenance...For your cash on cash calculation, you can't really use the general calculation because you've been living in the home.

And even if you're not, they make very excellent and certainly unique selling points.EDIT:  Also, just remembered one other negative to ICF homes -- sq. footage. 

not at all . use the extra footage to your advantage. buy it for what is permitted do fix up then get footage added , (i had to actually cut holes in the wall to show inspectors it was done to code and fix code problems) finish rehab then sell as larger house

Where is the property located ( city / state)Are you looking for wholesale partner to find the end buyer or rehab partner to flip the propertyBasic information on the property ( square footage , room , SFR , Duplex, etc )Just some general information need

I have a great property i would like to market it i signed up pro but i dont know if i can post pics or square footage any assistance will be helpfull

Do you have any recommendation on roofing company best rate for this square footage?

It was a newer home with less square footage and fewer annuities and it sold for $107,000.The buyer offered $98,000 for my property.I countered at $105,000.

Personally, I would not buy this place because the square footage is too small to cash flow for a loooong time.  

I was just wondering today how much sq footage of class A office space we have in downtown.