I don’t just do vacation rentals, I’ll invest in any real estate that is a sound investment or investing in businesses that support our real estate.

Very few true deals, LOTS of eyeballs on them, and poor information supporting their claims.  

How should we adjust for finished basement sqft with respect to coming up with the range of $/sqft that a neighborhood can support?

Thanks for the guidance/support in advance everyone.

I've seen property in the area sell at 200$/sq. foot but that's top of the range on a very well done property in a healthy market.

Thus, I find myself having to look into ways I can still support and grow as a part of this community.My main trade is functioning as a Linux Systems Engineer on an R&D team in Melbourne FL.

While I support great deals, please dont take advantage of a little old lady.

How should we adjust for finished basement sqft with respect to coming up with the range of $/sqft that a neighborhood can support?

Most successful larger investors I know in Philadelphia don't GC their own stuff, they just find better deals that support a GC expense.

If they do, you can also meet with those brokers and ask if they’re looking to hire new agents, what the costs will be and what kind of support and training you’ll get, etc.As an agent you’ll be working for or “under” a broker, so choosing a good one is important and can even make the licensing process smoother for you if you can find a good one before you take the classes and new agent exam.There are a lot of little technicalities like DBR (RI Division of Business Regulation) forms and fees, required Errors and Omissions insurance, etc. and you’ll need to have a broker for some of that so the sooner you identify one you want to work with/for, the better.