The housing market in my area is extremely overpriced, such as a 950 square foot, 2 bedroom house with no garage going for around $155,000 in a small Indiana town.

The other piece of advice I have is that you need to lower your price point to a place where you can compete on a more equal footing.

This is about 2500 sq foot.

Google Drive or another cloud storing source is a great friend for keeping documents at the ready so you can quickly send files to a lender when needed.I think a large part is understanding the process so you have a 30,0000 foot view when purchasing a property and can see what is ahead so you can prepare everything ahead of time and just submit when it is time.

I'm a builder from S. Fl and new to investing in Asheville NC. I'm wondering what the square ft price for interior renovations are for this area. In South Fl new construction under 400 a square ft doesn't get you much...

I recently purchased a 3/1 home in El Monte, CA that came with a 350 square foot 1/1 ADU. 

If you are rehabbing a higher-end house and using higher quality materials and finishes, you are going to adjust the rate closer to $25 or $30 per square foot.

In my area of DFW you can rule of thumb do (.8 x sq ft) and thats a very reasonable rent assuming average interior. some places are more of a dollar a sq foot.

First, if you see those prices per square foot and think, "that's not upper middle class!"...

Man your preaching to the Choir  Oregon is just as bad.. then you have the Antifa who hijacked BLM here in Oregon and bizzness which was already impacted by Covid is in real trouble in the PDX core.. foot traffic is down by 80 to 85%.. and its not because of Covid..