3 BR 1 BATH Single family home that requires about $5,000 or less in repairs.Location: Statesville , NC 28034Asking Price - $29,900At the price of $29,900 this is a steal because majority of the repairs have been made, the owner is just ready to unload this house from his portfolio.ARV = $52,000 Asking Price: $29,900 Needed Repair Estimate: $5,000Based on recent comps, houses in this area are selling for $60,000+POTENTIAL PROFIT = $25,000+THE SPECS:Square Footage: 960 Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Unit Type: Single Family Home Construction: 1 Story Brick FrameTHE PERKS:*Majority of the repairs have already been made!

When comping multi-family I prefer number of bedrooms vs. using square footage - since that is more likely to impact rents.

They are on the roof, I have a 3050 sqft house but it's a 2 story with multiple roof lines so the system is split up into 3 sections, one section being the last 2 panels but they are also the highest producing panels because they are on the west side of the house and get the best afternoon/evening exposure.I'm not sure about the square footage, you can do the math.  

I have been searching for REOs in my local area (Austin, TX) and have found some "good deals" comparing listing price to other houses selling in the area with same square footage and general characteristics.

The number of units you're allowed is determined by the lot size, not the building square footage.

S2 said the smell was so unbearable he could only record the 2 minutes of footage he did inside the home and had to wash it off him when he got home.

I work probably 60 hours a week and my wife is sometimes asking me why.Last week I was out in my open top fun car in beautiful fall weather shooting video footage of new subdivisions for my YouTube channel.

Dan depending on the area cost per sq footage is a good way to go.

How it works with the floor plan, where you add and what you add, how the remodel looks with the rest of the house, it's all one big line of questions.The short version is that in most of the country we can add square footage with plumbing and electrical for between $80-100 per foot.

Do they use a monitoring system such as noise aware/Minut, do they review ring doorbell footage on a typical Friday/Saturday night to make sure there are not 20+ people coming in for a party?