AREA: Wrong square footage used, 17% less than actual.

You are able to input different scopes of work, square footage, etc. and plugin your area code to find the low, average and high prices local contractors typically charge.

I look for exact bed/bath matches and try to get the square footage to be within a 5-10% range.

I always assumed better flooring and other supplies would add to the overall value but the more I look into this it seems they are just comping square footage to comparable homes, bathrooms, rooms in home and not so much focused on what is actually done to the home itself.

Footage: 12,500Residential Units: 11_________________________________________INVESTOR EQUITY: $3,000,000PROJECT RETURN ON EQUITY: 82.1% (36 Month Hold)ANNUAL RETURN: 27.3%_________________________________Project Summary:• New construction residential condo development• Seven-story development with 11 boutique loft apartments• One- and two-bedroom unit mix• Building was sold out in three months

Make sure the comparable's are within +/- 20% of the square footage of the house you are looking into. 

It can be based on square footage - and the parts that you and your partner are in, plus the common area, will be not subject to cap gains.

That would at least give you the sale price and date but I wouldn't count on it for correct information about the property, like square footage, beds & baths

Don't put in real cameras because they'll destroy them and the police aren't really going to do anything with the footage anyway.I haven't gone to Baltimore because it's just too far away for me to manage the project but otherwise I would.

I can't think of another city where Amazon would have the square footage available as a downtown campus.