These are numbers for some of the nicer suites with separate laundry and nicer finishings but it gives you an idea of where things are at here.

I can openly admit not all of our projects have gone well, and most take longer and cost more than we expected, but we have still finished every project to date!

Personally, I buy finished materials and have contractors buy construction materials.

I haven't done this yet but I've heard of people offering incentives to finish early.

You do need to finish all their modules, do the homework and show up to take advantage of their teachings.  

Is this a good approach, or should we look at a different shade or finish?

We've seen it happen as we've been hired many times to clean up messes and finish projects.

Properties are single family units with finished or un-finished basements (looking to do some renovations myself) 2-3 year plan is to live in the property and rent one unit out.

AND I just finished "Scaling Smart" by the Fettke's a couple of weeks ago.

He wanted to finish developing the property by adding more storage units, but the current Director of P&Z told him the zoning has changed and will only allow him to place "tourist-related" businesses on the property.