Not from the mechanics of the fraud, but from the sheer audacity of it.

Is the mechanical/electrical/plumbing gutted, in tact but old, new?

Cosmetics are easy to estimate, spend more time trying to figure out the likelihood of something major being an issue (mechanicals, structure, mold, etc.). 

If not I understand I see people make similar threads and get screamed at, but like I said about 1000 ft2 on 3 levels, 2 baths, gutted to the studs.Plans - to draw all the plans structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing and take them down to DCRA and get them approved he's charging $3,500. 

That no mechanics lien, mortgage lien, child support lien, IRS lien, etc is ahead of you, unless you want them ahead of you. 

A gravity furnace is not a forced air furnace (no mechanical fans pushing air) so it heats up air in one central location which then rises through the ductwork to heat the house and then when the air cools and it becomes more dense then hot air and thus falls down through the return ducts back to the furnace to be heated again creating a slow cycle of convection.

What most people are missing is that this just a rule of thumb, and it’s meant to apply at the midpoint of the market cycle.Right now, we have historically low cap rates, and people are mechanically applying this rule thinking that they are being conservative.

or like down in the deep south were they pretty much just use feller bunchers camp run prices should be cheaper.. a lot of our ground here the topography won't allow mechanical logging.

If you are more a numbers oriented person, then an accounting, finance, or even economics track might be ideal (and fyi these can be the most marketable and lucrative but if numbers or spreadsheets are torture, see below).If you are a more people-skills oriented person, think more about management, human resources, or maybe a marketing emphasis area in your BBA.Overall, I think it is a good investment as I bet you could find a job well in excess of your current pay with a BBA degree in much of the US (maybe even double or more!!!)....

Not apples to apples but:Police chase claim brings mediationThe injury claim involved a man named Derek Guindon.Guidon was returning home from a weeklong job out of town with a coworker, Jade Thie, on March 1, 2012, when their Midwestern Mechanical van was struck by a Chevy Suburban driven by 19-year-old Kyle Jones.The chase continued for more than two miles along North Cliff Avenue and reached speeds of up to 80 miles an hour.Thie was killed when the Suburban struck the van at Cliff’s intersection with 60th Street North.Guindon was seriously injured.