I do it by hand and foot.  

As a result, I have always done my best to put the company’s best foot forward, conduct ourselves in a professional manner, and maintain a solid, respectable reputation.

They were low-cost entry vs SFR and earn a higher rent per square foot than SFRs.

The bee hive was five foot in diameter.

"Cane Corso" my foot.

@Mario Casarez add to your list new roof, gutters, garage door, exterior doors, AC, and new furnace with some siding replacements, and we did a 1500 sq foot house for $70k.

So just know you were the cause of making a young child cry...

The range to build here is anywhere from $100-500 per square foot.

The controversy is how to do a preliminary estimate of CapEx in the early stages of evaluating a property.Upon scouring the internet, podcasts, and picking investor's brains, these are the options to do an early estimate CapEx: Use 5-10% of GSI (however, I've seen as high as 15%)$200-$400/month per door$/month per unit - this is all over the place ($50-$800+)Calculating all CapEx items savings per month$0.67 per square foot/yearMy limited criticism for each method:Most common recommendation I find is 5%.

The American Dream will prove to be a lie for them.But that's not what I worry about for my future.I worry that someday, someone close to me is going to come and tell me that their child needs medical care that isn't covered under their medical insurance, and I won't have enough money to write a check for them.