Nobody in LA can build that cheap, or the finish needs to be ripped and changed by the new owner. 110/sf is for town houses that everyone  wants to rip out the cabinets to put their home depot stock on. 70-90/sf on soft costs, and 150/sf on land (say a 1200 sf is 180k). 

When you get married do it on the cheap.

If you think you can get away with just paying per deal, you are telling the world that you cant afford to do this business or are just cheap.  

Cheap skate when buying but doesn't cut any corners

The property was cheap and there's not much margin -- I bought for $5,600 and am selling for $10,000.I'm thinking of financing the deal and holding the note at maybe 10%.

It works and it's pretty cheap.

If you're operating from within CA, CA might want you to register as a Foreign LLC in CA as well and from what i hear it's not cheap there.

I know wilton is very pricy. it is about 3 acres and although the land is beautiful, super gorgeous stream running through it, it is not easily accessible.You would have to clear bushes and put down an asphalt road of about 1000ft long.He is selling it pretty cheap though .. about 150K.

A lot of people say that with the economy we have now, labour should be cheap!

Your state will want theirs, and sales professionals aren't cheap either.Congrats on having a good dilemma to have @Joseph Molander!