You may be thinking you know how much a tile install costs because you looked at Home Depot and tile is $4.99per square foot...so, simple multiply that by square footage.

or maybe even just with getting your foot in the door with major RE companies?

Have them use the following factors to determine whether you have a comp or not: age of subject (within 20 years down & up), style of subject (try to identify the approximate baseline per sq foot sales value of each style), square footage (within 200 square feet up & down), number of bedrooms (if subject has 3, you have to look at 3 or more; less than 3 bedrooms are typically less valuable because they appeal to single people instead of families), number of baths (1 is bad & you need to compare to properties that only have 1, 1.5 is less bad, 2 is good, anything more than 2 is good), parking (off street vs. on street & garage vs. no garage)2.

We found the deal and managed the whole renovation, family member footed the financial burden. 

Major fixer 3. burned homes etc As a contractor : I would suggest you look at your market: if where you live homes are selling for over $150 per sq foot as an example: 1.

They will send out an appraiser that has been approved by them and you will be responsible for footing the bill.

I live in the city of Columbus and there are some affordable and robust neighborhoods around the city.

There probably is no minimum width requirement, but a 15 foot minimum width is a good idea to stick to.

I'm open to learning about flipping homes, BRRRR, long term buy and hold, etc.I am very eager for a chance to get my foot through the door and willing to do all of the legwork when it comes to deals as long as I'm shown what to do.

@Patrick Adam140.00- 180.00 a square foot.