I understand that the FoxConn project is putting upward pressure on prices, but I don't see a rational justification for a $20K jump in 9 months.

You can estimate a specific job, like replacing carpet, or a project, like a bathroom or kitchen rehab.Here is the site.https://www.homewyse.com/services/index.htmlIf it's in the ballpark, then it seems like it could be a useful tool as you're getting started and looking to run numbers to make offers before you have a lot of deals and experience under your belt.

I understand where they are coming from and the politics behind it.

I'm doing a three unit (about 1,000 sq ft. each) project in JP.

I will say there's plenty of catalysts out there; Stretched labor market, high corporate debt, overvalued assets, massive government debt on almost all levels, geopolitical instability, failing pension funds, political uncertainty, and on it goes.

Sometimes, you find useful things, though, or rather useful hints to the house's history.The most useful thing I've found in my current reno project is scraps of newspaper in a ceiling that pinpointed when the thickbed tile floor in the bathroom above was installed, 1945, between VE and VJ day.

What do you project the rents to be after you add value?

Hello Guys,Im looking for a project manager local to Atlanta I can work with on an ongoing basis.

It looks like you have that at the top , but not the bottom, and that throws off your projections.

Without getting into the politics, it is an unsettling development for an investor if property rights weakened.So I set my sights on USA!