Don’t know if this would help, but I just looked up an appraisal on a loan we did on a multi story  421 unit climate controlled storage facility in GA.The land cost (really appraised value, owner owned the land for long long time) was 17% of the hard/soft costs.

A good reason why  stucco and wood frame construction in a winter climate can be a disaster. 

You put money in your pocket every month and are able to reduce your adjusted gross by taking advantages of the tax code.  

@Josh Meyers I’ve heard that you can contact Zillow and ask them to re-evaluate or adjust it.

One benefit of the job is I have access to repair estimating software that can be a check on any repair bills and a network of adjusters country-wide that can provide real-world references on local contractors in any area of the country.Like others who have posted before me, we are anxious to get this endeavor off the ground but we are trying to be very realistic on the challenges we are going to face along the way.

I base this on political climate and projected industry expansion/contraction.

You can get a fixed rate or adjustable rate with initial fixed term of 10 years or 5 years.

If you are sending me a wholesale deal I expect that you know what the house is worth, I expect the price to be adjusted for any needed repairs, and If you give a rehab estimate you better have some thinking behind it. 

@Joseph ShawThe title company/attorney who prepares the closing statements will adjust for this.The buyer will pay you for the property taxes that you paid in advance.

I called my insurance company and the adjuster said there job is not to do the “exploratory part” of where is the leak on the roof, he said he looks for obvious signs like a hole in the roof due to fallen branches or severe storm damage to it.