I'm looking for some ball park figures on installing, float, finish drywall for a 1200 sq/ft 3br 1ba ranch home with 8ft ceilings.

Most winters, we get 2-4 weeks of -45 degree temperatures, so getting back to the desert again will be a really nice opportunity to thaw out.I have a lot of goals in real estate, but primarily, I'm looking to provide quality housing, offer a phenomenal ROI for my investors, and increase my cashflow.

I am thinking total rent should range from $1000-$1200 a month.Question is are my perameters in the ball park??

Life has thrown us some curve balls and it's time to jump in .

With that said, there are a lot of jerks out there and it pays to dot your I's and cross your T's because someday - someone IS going to play hard ball with you if you don't.

Val, here's a curve ball, REUP!

He said you can occasionally make low ball offers but we should be careful about doing that.I clarified that it was not a low ball offer.

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Be sure to start putting your plan to paper and get the ball moving.We're here to help, so don't hesitate to ask any questions you've got.

Because you have a line of potential buyers and you have $2,500 EM and there's no financing contingency, I'd play hard ball.