Or is this standard protocol?

________________Thanks Gideon, I will surely include the extra numbers to play it safe and so that the rehabber / end buyer will have all their costs covered, but I noticed you based these deductions from the ARV and not the asking price, do I make these deductions using the ARV from sold comps.?

That is all standard stuff as I mentioned before.  

Im not really sure what OPM stands for but i assume it means just a standard mortgage.

Borderline - really depends on location.Your expenses look low, even by San Diego standards.  

Hey Jeff,Depends on coverage options and deductibles, but $1000 is likely on the high side, assuming an occupied rental.

This from the article:The city is looking at ordinance codes and plans to raise the standards for rental properties.

Micah, have you looked at your state's "standard" form?

To be more specific, I have an early 90s home in Fairfield with standard builder grade materials throughout for that era (solid oak cabinets, linoleum floors, gold accent hardware in bathrooms, tile counters, etc.)

Is there a standard way to figure on things like flooring for a house with 1,126 sq ft?