. $150/sf could just be a safe number based on standard house styles and finishes in your area, but the actual cost will be based on lots of things: - Size of house - Level of finishes - Basement/No-Basement- Amount of framing (it's cheaper to build a rectangular box than anything)- Type of floor system and roof system - Difficulty of lot access/terrain/topographic - Etc.So, the $150/sf number might be a decent estimate, but until the builder sees the lot, the blueprints/drawings and the material allowances for the house, he'll have no way to know for certain how much it will cost.

To me, driving is just as much about having fun as it is about getting from place to place.Thats not to say there aren't some serious advantages to this style of transit.

I don't think so.It was easy to find on MLS because of the exact square footage and style.

My thoughts are based upon almost 50 years of experience in the business and having a grandfather and father who were also in the business teach me the art of real estate investing, developing, and financing.I am not attempting to throw cold water on your career pursuit.

There are three creative strategies for low Equity dealsOne offer subject to existing financingTwo offer wraparound mortgageThree offer lease optionSub to & wrap you are buying it and paying all outgoing costsLease option you are putting a tenant buyer in the houseI sell these solutions not by teaching the tools but by showing what the seller gets if I get involved with helping them with their house problem, sell the whiifm s what is in it for me

Yeah Nichole Gabriel - I'd try to get them to teach you that part.

I have an MBA professor on my team that helps me with planning and he actually writes the curriculum for the class at the university where he teaches.

Teach a college kid how to search for SF notes at the courthouse and locate the holder.

Oh, the application fee is $1,000.00. lol.Brian, Actually there was a Guru teaching this.

If it is a new style of hinge it can be adjusted by moving the adjustment screw.