Someone could have built it in the middle of nowhere where mostly cheaper homes are.

We could have gone a little cheaper with 30" uppers, but wanted the pizzazz.Yes, @Kathleen Leary we like just a bit of eye candy.

That is cheaper than paying for the inspection and never getting the property even under contract.

Using a pro sprayer instead of a "handy-man" fill-up sprayer will let you keep going instead of stopping to refill, and will also spray straight paint without needing to be watered down.The sprayer itself was in the $1000 range, but I think I've seen some at Lowes cheaper.

IMO, if I were going to replace them I would use white, double hungs with removable grids, they should be cheaper.

Cheaper?

You cannot have too many in my opinion....and it is much cheaper to do it now as opposed to later.

But the upside is that per square foot, it'd be almost impossible for someone to build for cheaper, so this prop has that going for it.

It seems like he does a good job and he can do it cheaper than hiring a specialized person (Ie: electrician/plumber etc) from what I've found so far.

Those two options are considerably cheaper than a jv and less hassle over time.