This is not commercial property but just a really nice home. 3900 square feet.

Just to get my feet wet in a walk through, test out my rehab estimator, generally get the feel for that step and start to fine tune my processes.

She said I can if the commercial square footage is 25% or less (she said that's a typical rule).

I just paid a guy $550 to paint a three bedroom 900 square foot ranch.

Here's the numbers: Land cost = 50kBuild cost = $100/foot to build (from contractor who built spec houses for my lawyer) House will be 1450 square feet Comps are in the mid 300's, client's stated if we could do it for 315k, they'd sign a check tomorrow.

My realtor has comps in the area and has recently sold houses in the area from $60 sq ft to $85 a square foot (this one is 1300 sq ft built 1972).

Appraiser has been dragging his feet for weeks b/c of lack of comps - it's an old house turned into a triplex in the Atlanta area - what should we be asking our lender and agent to do to get the appraisal finished so we can get to closing on time - it's a fannie mae, property, so I'm worried they'll just cut us off and take the property back to open listing?

Thank you, MaryI'd try that, and if she doesn't comply or more than likely doesn't move enough stuff, maybe then go to stating more specifically the area you need cleared such as "the 3' square area in front of the hose bib".Hope that helps!

Reno of a 4 bedroom 1400 square townhouse

It seems to me that the manager of the community is kind of dragging his feet on getting anything done with the house so maybe I can convince him to let me help him out and take the burden off of his hands.Here are some of my main questions.