One of those simple things that I wish I would have thought of.It has to be cheaper than the traditional surface tension guards since its really just a wide nylon sponge stuffed into the gutter.

But they are way cheaper than single family homes and offer about the same return on your money as if you were to invest in a single family home.

That might be cheaper for you than 30% down.

But of course they're cheaper at the initial price to get into it.  

Would be much cheaper than attaching new drywall throughout, right?

The appraisal will limit what the mortgage can be, so unless I get it for under market and then lump some of the money from the cheaper house into the more expensive house to get it up to the appraised value it sounds like I'm stuck.

You might try to offer him a few hundred bucks to move, if he doesn't damage the house and will move within 48 hours, cheaper and easier than eviction.

I paid 3k for a slab repair with pump installation but that's on the cheaper side.

However, a brand called Gree is cheaper and may be just as as functional.

Construction costs can vary heavily based on what finishes you are putting in the house and the design of the home, ie: it's far cheaper to build up than out.