We are doing the masonry work to about 8 foot sections of wall, waiting for the mortar to dry, then installing joists to that section.

Hi all, I have a 4500 sq foot office building that is completely vacant and in need of renovation.

The reason they do this is that most sites like Zillow, Trulia, etc, have an option to sort listings by "$/square foot", and inflating the square footage makes their listings show up first when sorted that way.The county appraiser or assessor will have the tax records that show at least what the house was built with. 

Real estate investors like to leverage up to increase profitability but I'm not looking to create a real estate portfolio now -- sort of want to see how I feel about managing one property for now.John, It's in Brentwood, on a 5,000 sq foot lot. 25 year old house in a 55+ community (don't know if that impacts price).

It is quite possible that the tiles looked great when installed, but had been moving under the weight of foot traffic since that time. 

You can easily spend $200-300 per square foot for residential construction.

I put in 20-30 offers a week for my clients and I haven't step foot in any of them. 

Your agency should also have new agent specific training planned out for you so that you start off on a good foot.

I have seen some of these "amazing deals" in person and would not touch the property with a ten foot pole. 

I would like to get started but I am not sure how to “get my foot in the door” persay and get started.