Electric 4500, permits 1200, power wash siding 500, cabinets 8500, appliances 3700, quartz 5800, insulate 450, tile 6k, demo/dumpsters 6k, mold/vapor barrier crawlspace 2k, doors%closets 3k, subfloor repair 1800, plumbing/fixtures 14k, exterior window/door/fascia replacement 2k, knobs/shelves 3k, replace 1 car garage door and motor 2k, staging/marketing/stamps 500, framing/remove wall/LVL beam/architect 6300, trim/crown/casing 2k, reseal driveway 600, mudjack 1500, paint interior/exterior 7k, maid, etc 1k, demo concrete side patio and seed with dumpster 1700, landscape 1k, replace 8 windows and sliding patio, shower glass door 5500total rehab 107k

Put in $100 for light bulbs, carpet and window cleaning, a key lockbox, landscaping, etc etc. 

Depending on what you're doing with the lawn as a landscaper, I will say it is much easier if "we" come in at the very end (last) if at all possible just so that we are not in the way of other contractors and they and their vehicles are not in our way things go much smoother. 

Did they pay rent on time, take care of the landscaping, and otherwise seem like good tenants?

It is also well fact-checked and researched compared to others in the media landscape and the long form style does well to shed light on an array of topics.

on our mid range product the cost difference is not much  about 100 a foot.. with builder grade stainless and slab granite custom cabnets  higher end laminate hardiplank and comp roof  front yard only land scape and fenced.on the 2 mil one we are doing that is coming in at 230 a foot... we try to make 15% of gross as a net profit  so 430k nets us about 60k... now we put the equity up in the dirt up front then we bring in no more cash to build and we have interest reserves in the construction loans which our banks allow.. so no monthly vig either.. which is nice.. so as long as we can cycle a house in 9 months no payments.now when we do better we might make 20 or 25% of gross rarely more though.. too competitive for lots.. only way you would do better is if you had just a smoking deal on the dirt. 

I may look again soon to see how that landscape has changed.

I purchased a great house on auction.com back in 2012, and it came with a lien from the City for mowing/landscape.

Previous owner, an old couple had a little mini farm with a small barn and some mature landscaping. 

Right of way setbacks, landscaping requirements, soil erosion plans, dirt permits, soil compaction, Indian survey, protected Gila monster survey or brown bats,  etc etc etc.