You've already said that you have someone to do your addition for $100-120 per square foot, but you believe your framer that you can build an entire new house (including demo, permits, engineering, surveying, etc) for $100 per square foot.

I'll let you know how "round 2" goes - I'd like to spend more time on the computer ...there were like 4 lawyers tapping there foot behind me waiting to use it :-)

It is getting exactly $2/foot now, big apartment complexes being build down the street are getting almost $3/foot with a view of the city.

You've already got your foot in the door being in the industry, that's going to be a big advantage on your journey.

My investments are in southern CO, and don't get near that much rent per square foot.

No matter what number you leave the city could run a sting and when you show up to meet your client bingo, they got you.Joe Gore

I've entered into a contract to purchase a 3 bd, 1.5 bth 1600 square foot HUD foreclosure in Blue Springs, MO (middle class suburb of KC) for $49,500 CASH.

I've been trying to get my foot in the door in the investing world so I was hoping that maybe some of you can give me some tips on what I should be focusing on.I look forward to reading your replies!

I am a new investor and I just want to talk to some people in the local markets who have their foot in the door so to speak.

. $400 sq foot Nice.