bill, are there threads on BP the detail the "seller financing" in depth?

If you have a roof with more than one layer of shingles, add about $40-50 per square for demo and haul-away.I'd be willing to bet that on a 1700 square foot house, you're probably looking at 20-25 squares, depending on how many stories and the layout.While it's tough to estimate from the ground, you can try multiplying the length by the depth of the house to get a square footage footprint, and then for a typically pitched roof, add about 40-50%.Though, like others said, get a few bids and you'll quickly learn how to estimate for yourself in the future.

Any instructor can talk faster than they type (may have a voice activated system, that might make a difference) but the amount of information the teacher can put out will be limited compared to being in a classroom.The same applies to the students in asking questions, they may not even ask more involved situations due to the limited means to communicate.Even if it's an open chat, all being present, there are limitations in providing a more in depth discussion that you can have in person.

If you want to know more in depth feel free to PM me and we can chat... it was a interesting experience, wish I did it sooner.

PM me if you need help or one of the CPA / Accountant’s on BP for more in depth help.... and probably the correct answer :o).

Also picked up two very nice counter depth refrigerators and a stove. 

Nate,It's a very in-depth subject that I can't explain how it works in a few pages.  

I personally have not done the conversion process, BUT into contract on a triplex in the upper Fruitvale area last year and I researched the process in depth.

I haven't done in-depth market research, but I don't think I am priced too low.

I constantly and looking for signs of emerging markets, but not actively going in depth in research.