Materials and labor vary, depending on the area.

Once you get into framing, there's a lot of things to know about vapor barriers, ground contact lumber, mold-resistant materials, etc.In my opinion, this isn't a DIY type of project unless you're a licensed contractor.

* Realtor fee - 6% when selling (encouragement when providing a good deal)* Rehab - Labor cost \ Materials \ Utilities - Heater, boiler \ Electrical \ plumbing \ Flooring \ Window Ext. * Inspector fee* LLC company fees * Title company Anything else included?

This is a material misrepresentation .

The purchase price was $10,000 I spent a little over 4k in materials and about $1500 in closing costs.* I will note I did contract out one thing and that was carpet upstairs.

If everything checks out buy your own materials and pay half up front/half at completion. 

A contractor is better at building than picking materials.

I pay the material costs upfront and give my contractor weekly draws.

Material will be $130/ square for shingle.

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