I love this topic because I hate the builder defect laws.  

The units are the same size, but the higher rent places might have granite and stainless, and new kitchen cabinets, while the lower rent units don't have any of those, having the original builder grade cabinets with white appliances. 

I'm asking not to throw any body under the bus...

Good luck and welcome to BP Hi Kurt,The one in Sarasota, is that "wealth Builders"?  

This is finally starting to pay off and our builders are catching their breath.  

Do your due diligence and ask about such things as how long have they been in business, are alternative assets their sole focus, are they BBB accredited and rated, are they a regulated financial institution, have they ever been sanctioned by any regulatory bodies, how many accounts and how much in assets do they administer?

I like to ask potential applicants during open houses what they think of their current landlord and look at the reaction on body as well as what they say.

Or do you want to be actively rehabbing in the Boston area or elsewhere in the state/country/world, dealing with builders, finding properties, learning the codes, costs, etc.?

Buyer is asking 155k.What I need to know is what the homeowner was likely to have paid to get this far with a builder?

closing cost, fees, etc, etc. lets say then, house was worth 140.000. but my point is this would be a deal, every body involved is happy. how about adding a answer 52. it's hard to foreclosure.