I’m leaning towards using new construction comps that are in the same exact subdivision as the subject property.

I actually don't have a vacancy problem (yet) but since this thread has a good subject, it may get experienced eyeballs reading and may comment.  

Probably because almost all of the ceilings I've scraped are older and painted, which is the subject of my next post.

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I have multiple offers coming in, subject to a walkthrough. 

Hi Biggerpockets Team,I hate writing, hearing or reading about anything like this subject but my Licensed contractor abandoned my project.This guy was a referral from a co worker (her husband) and my due diligence showed nothing negative.He has stopped all communications with me and I am starting to unravel everything and get moving to finalize my project as an owner builder and I am finding that he did not do a lot of things. 

Hi Biggerpockets Team,I hate writing, hearing or reading about anything like this subject but my Licensed contractor abandoned my project.This guy was a referral from a co worker (her husband) and my due diligence showed nothing negative.He has stopped all communications with me and I am starting to unravel everything and get moving to finalize my project as an owner builder and I am finding that he did not do a lot of things. 

For condos, make sure you know that condo fees are subject to increase and not all condos are well run. 

@Ashley Abramson this should be (or should have been) included in the original partnership agreement with other unforeseen items like death of a partner, divorce etc. if it is not outlined int the original operating agreement, then you should contact an attorney.

After reading the beginners guides, type in any keywords and start reading.Try to stay laser focused on one subject at a time.