I mean I am an accidential builder.. having foreclosed on builders in the crash and having to finish the projects... so I have some very special education you only get when it happens to you and you have to figure it out.. was not pleasant. and it cost million or so.. but I got out.. and then I realized Hey since as the lender I am taking all the risk I mine as well just do this myself.so here we are about 150 plus new builds later and things are pretty good.Now to be fair my rock star in Charleston build a home last year then calls me and says OOPS house is 1 foot to low we have to raise it.. that's a brand new 700k home that has to be raised a foot.. cost 30k..

Thanks Joseph Salegna every time I run the numbers around here I end up somewhere around that $3500 range or higher and just trying to figure out if I’m a) crazy to look here b) analyzing the numbers correctly or c) some combination of a) and b)... appreciate the feedback

I've been educating myself quite a bit, but there is one thing that I have yet to see(possibly may be two discussions down from this one) talked about so I figured I'd ask it.

That's all before you can figure total costs for the addition. 

And then there’s Paul Sandhu who’s got it all figured out.

The realtor must have just figured out Snapchat filters judging by the quality. 

For example, having a 6 figure annual cash flow, it would be safe to purchase properties that you wouldn’t dare purchase starting out.

I figured it was time to do something about it!  

They will be on solid footing again and you won't need to constantly bother them with trying to figure out another way to nicely increase their cost :)

I am just trying to figure out the ins and outs of this process?