They are better meters and they don’t advertise them. 

@Megan MoodyRepairs, maintenance, contract services, utilities, advertising, PM (and all encompassed fees associated), insurance, tax, payroll.

My name is Josh, and I am an art director in advertising.

We anticipate needing at least another $10-20K to get the rest of the work finished, and this includes redoing the bad job of the previous handyman as well as labor/materials for adding a bathroom.Overall lack of specific knowledge of Saint Paul building codes.

The other thing you could do, take a look at all the advertising you can for buying houses cash, Radio Ads, TV Ads, bandit sign in a community "we buy houses cash" and start calling these numbers and see how to get on their list as a buyer. 

I've personally never seen a good builder take 10-months to build anything...that is forever...if that is your timeline, you will also have materials price fluctuations...almost guaranteed.

How do I go about updating the new square footage in the records, at least by the time I sell or advertise as rental in the future?

I started an application with Neat Loans and they advertise a good rate and low closing costs for an investment property refinance.It looks like they were a company that was rebranded into Neat Loans this spring and some of the old reviews that refer to to previous brand were negative, especially about them not being able to perform the closing after the application is submitted and approved.Has anyone had experience with Neat loans?

They are still advertising Non-Owner Occupied HELOCs on their website up tp 80% LTV at a Prime +1.5% rate.

Are you advertising anywhere besides Zillow?