There is no "best", no one size fits all.

@John Lewis Depending on the size of the property you need surveyed 2k can be a bargain.

Depends on their position in the company and the size/sector of their employer. 

By skinny, I'm referring to the possibility that going over budget increases in proportion to the size of the project.

If one has same sq ft, overall size, bed/bath/land, but has not been updated, note that. 

After all, even at the lower price ($125k), a $15k wholesale fee on that size deal is pretty decent. 

Went for $361k in November, but it was 1,372 sq ft (large for a two bedroom).So depending on the size of the property, it seems the upside potential is there.

those froze over night in the GFC.. and there went my company from 24 employees to 4 within a year and we basically disbanded.the companies that started as you said in the 2 and 12 4 and 14 market of 2010 to 2014 did very well.. then its exactly like you said big money came in.. you dont need big margins when U have 100 mil to lend compared to the smaller 10 to 20 million size companies.. and the price war was on ..

The most important part of his article, which is super informative from a mechanics of CRE capital flow point of view, is this chart. 

I am getting a quote now on home insurance but the area runs about $50 a month on a house that size.