You should check out the differential that class A vs Class B rentals go for then adjust your finish level accordingly.

I actually didn't realize that previous adjustments hadn't impacted housing, although I wasn't aware Amgen had made a move of this magnitude in the past.

To have an offer accepted, one may need to adjust their Desired Profit; however, it should not be below $20,000, or what one feels is acceptable.

All these comps are within 200 sq. ft of eachother and I'll be using the square footage method to get my ARVMy question is... is there a reasonably reliable way to adjust the sold price of these homes based on them having an extra bedroom and bathroom?  

If turn around time/ completion is the issue then simply adjust your skilled labor area.

I know it's a stretch,  but might be worth it to some out there with today's technology offers can be submitted rather quickly by streamlining a standard contract used and simply adjusting it quickly everyone via dotloop or DocuSign.

but what happens when it adjusts after the fixed rate period" fear borrowers have that casts a bad light on the arms.

The contractors and I are all on the same page and most of the time they can adjust plans without needing my 'approval' for little items

The door travel can be adjusted and they will never be water tight.

*Before you ask / wonder, yes, it's almost July, but I filed an extension and the check was just delivered today.I'm not yet active in REI, but I'm sure learning as much as I can -- in large part thanks to y'all on this forum -- so that I'm at least somewhat prepared for that first opportunity.My initial thought was to completely pay off my wife's 6.5% adjustable student loan.