I'm set to close on this REO on in 2 weeks & need an budget friendly solution to fix the sagging, cracked concrete front porch!

Finally, he pours concrete down the commode.When the tenant is finally gone, you've got $8,000 in total damages.

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Here's the problem, there is no footing underneath the existing concrete slap of the enclosed porch.

Is this foundation poured concrete?

Profit2. direct costs (cost of construction - studs, labor, concrete, etc.)3. indirect costs (everything else, ins, commission, permit, design fees, staging, utilities, closing costs, etc.)4. contingencyequals maximum price offered on lot.For example, your comparable sales tell you that a 3/2 1600sf house will sell for $450,000.-$135,000 profit-$128,000 direct costs-$45,000 indirect costs-$45,000 contingency=$97,000 is your max lot purchase price.

And if this is true, you can't have real concrete numbers until you actually have a property under contract.

As i said, the people there are selling to build another house, so no concrete rental value to go off of, but average rent in that area is about 1400-1700/month.

If you are going to open that up again, I would add a brace on the inside of the wall long the rafters with a couple of posts on both sides, not to raise the ceiling but to be tight and help support it while I demo the concrete in the opening.

I'm working on polishing some marketing material for one of our fundraisers and he's requested 3rd party data that would represent that the resale margins we saw on our last package were representative of average market performance (or not as the case may be).