So I'm getting my PA unemployment, which is half my normal paycheck, plus my pandemic unemployment bump of $600/wk.

Is it common knowledge among agents that FHA appraisals only value additional sq ft at less than half of build cost?

Purchase Price of Condo (Naperville): $160,000Down payment: $8,500Renovations: $11,000New home value: $175,000If I where to sell, I'd technically loose money or break even as I lived in it for a year and a half.

A year-and-a-half ago I purchased the second three family property and simultaneously purchased a rehab property to flip.

When he heard our plans of putting up a $28K modular through this company https://www.containerhomes-costarica.com/home, he decided he may want to do the same thing and sell us half the land instead which we would be fine with.

but when time comes to send the funds, at least half are going to back out.

I studied for two and a half years about everything to do with real estate investing, I became a BP Pro member (shout out to everyone who contributes to BP, the wealth of knowledge here is incredible and truly helped me figure out where I wanted to invest), I read tons of real estate books, and had been saving every penny for years to build up my cash to invest.

My primary is a prior rental of mine that is a half mile down a one lane dirt road.

I believe the adopted child's share is equally divided amongst the adopted siblings but I'm not sure if the biological siblings become involved or if there is a split in % passed down as there is with half siblings receiving 50% of what a full blood sibling would receive.  

All my rentals here in he Bay Area have Section 8 tenants and half my units in Cleveland do and I sleep real well at night knowing those checks are coming in for the full rental amount, even if a tenant is furloughed or loses their job.