This is great for getting your foot in the door with less money up front if the seller is looking for a larger deposit.

You can compare the price paid for similar homes, and you can also determine the price per square foot that similar homes sold for - then apply that metric to the sq footage of your property.Point is, the ARV is determined by the market, not by the individual property.

Thanks Joshua Dorkin :) Troy if you keep blasting through books, utilize/contribute to the forums, set goals, and just keep putting one foot in front of the other (persistence), I don't see anything that can stop you from being successful!

I have a multi that has a 600sq foot unfinished walk-up attic that would make a nice extra room down the road.

When they are footing the bill you are the first to know about any minor detail.When I analyze a property if landlord pays water/sewer etc.

Over lap any joints by a foot or so.  

All one story, will be average quality construction, and is in a section of the municipal City of Los Angeles that does not have architectural committees or anything else outside of normal building codes.Assuming no major issues with adding to the existing dwelling, trying to get a general idea of per foot cost.

Assuming it either allows it or that you can get a variance to do so, the build out cost should be about $20 per square foot.

Hey Joseph welcome to BP.You already have your foot in the door being an agent which is cool.Instead of driving for dollars, you can FLY for dollars.

how much do you pay by the foot/yard for each of the different materials?