If you fail to disclose material defects in the foundation, discovered within the statute of limitations, it's a major hazard to the stability of real estate sales. 

Etc. but i will check On the material you recommended 

I have been approved for $70k (use for rehab and materials) of business credit but I have not accepted it yet.

I'm concerned about 'stay at home' culture's demand on clothing, even the most-value driven option, which is Style Encore.

I get obsessed with the material.

Have some buyers retracted, you bet some have, but to say all buyers or even most buyers have retreated or won't purchase in general is to also state there original intent to purchase housing was purely selective and not need-driven, which again math says is statistically impossible.

I'm concerned about 'stay at home' culture's demand on clothing, even the most-value driven option, which is Style Encore.

I assumed everyone would answer  as I know value is driven by amenities, size of unit, and location of unit but just wanted to double check before I start a plan of what to do. 

Hey @Milan Dixon , there's no doubt this will eventually be a great area but it is easily one of the worst areas I've driven through ITP and I've driven through them all.

It seems highly corrupt to me to base it on the cost of materials, which are all over the map.