Construction costs and rehab costs very widely depending on your style and what you are doing to the property. 

I've got a good feel for how garden or mid/high rise and C/B/A class are trading in this market but not this style. 

I've actually got another property, similar location and style.

Our buildings are both about the same age, style and condition. 

She is a family friend and extremely smart when it comes to the Austin market, trends, neighborhood, and care about her client needs.

There are strictly cash-flow and strictly appreciation style investors and then there's the blended type that look at the IRR (internal rate of return).

If your communication style with potential renters is similar to the post you made, it is difficult for me to follow the line of conversation and the direction it is going as I read it. 

@Cameron BockHi Cameron,I enjoyed your writing style and the story (maybe post a pic of this historic landmark).100 year old building, job completed and under original budget (do they bonus you for this, or just pocket the savings and give you Brownie Points?)

We want to change the site plan since we want rowhome style and not condo style.

and I forget they texted me.. but I guess if your just handling small number of tenants and that's your style..