@Peter, @Bill B.laid out the gain calculations very well. 

Hey Jeff, the area is filled with homes 500-800 sqft and obviously bigger as well.

If they are showing you multiple homes, consider their time as well, and their desire to be compensated because it is their business too.In San Antonio, I pay an annual and quarterly fee for MLS access.I wish you all the best.

Cabins in the Smokies typically don't have a garage, but your point is well taken with this much space.  

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Well done!

I don't know if that has changed now since I have not sent them a file in a year now.

The laws vary so much from state to state that it would be almost impossible for an organization to know it to the degree the people you are competing against do.

I can never know for sure if the pipes or wiring was replaced (my biggest concern), I don't think an inspector can actually tell as well since you have to tear down the entire house.

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