Obviously the cost will depend heavily on the work that has been done most particularly the quality of work. 

Comparable Sales: Appraisers heavily rely on comparable sales (comps) to assess a property's value.

The areas you focus on will depend heavily on your goals.

This is not a property I anticipate being heavily cash flow positive at any time.

All of that being said, if I get heavily into investing in my own projects and find myself getting away from the sales side, say in 5-10 years, I would heavily consider getting my brokers license to become an independent broker with no agents, so that I'm bound only by the more broad state laws as opposed to brokerages, which always have liability-limiting rules more strict than the state.  

The areas you really want to avoid, generally, also tend to be the same areas where the crime statistics are heavily concentrated.I hope you have an awesome experience as you begin your search for real estate. rf

Opex is heavily increased with very mild revenue stream increases, it's indication their business operation is not modest enough.

We are heavily under built and there is extreme pent up demand to purchase a home today.

Heavily used ones should be changed twice a year)Your list is very important and very helpful for folks considering investing in an STR.

Google's AI tells me:"For heavily forested land, the cost is between $3,000 and $5,600 per acre"Does anyone have any experience with clearing land for construction?