I would want more square footage in the living space, he would be O.K. with that if he were allowed to park the bikes in the house (and, yes, we have had that conversation).

Covered square meters It is customary to insert in the preliminary contract the "metri quadri coperti" of the home being sold and these must be carefully measured.

Trying to apply two or three strategies to just any situation is trying to put a square peg in a round hole, it just won't fit properly.

I one floor, no basement smallish houses 700 to 1100 square feet.

I'm sure the tenant doesn't have a "legal team waiting to swoop in" either, so you're probably on equal footing there. 

I recently enrolled in classes to get my real estate agent license in hopes of this being a career that will put my foot in the door into the real estate world.

@Jonathan West Start by writing out the basic steps it takes to do a deal - here's a 10,000 foot view:1.

But I just wanted to get a feel for how many other people would spend money to take care of it      I know there are flippers in my area who do the absolute very least     I see used craigslist appliances, $.65 per foot carpet,  and some houses that don't even include appliances at all.    

I think it is called square cash.

On the plank or vinyl tile squares, make sure you use the proper glue.