The property is a tri-plex in a small, lesser known town outside of the SF Bay Area.

It also depends on the age of the property, a newly built home will be way less to insure than a 1950's property (if they will even insure it.)

Other parts of town, $800 is what you'd get for a 1-BR with high end finishes, never over $1,000. 

For example, in my current business of mobile detailing, I service a three county area with countless towns throughout.

Next year another professional soccer stadium being built on the other side of us will open.

It's 1,344 finished single family manufactured house built 2005 over a 1,344 sqft basement with 9' ceilings (2,688 total sqft.)

I own properties in various towns on the island (including Oak Harbor). 

I looked into other projects recently built by a developer we would like to recommend and determined they typically complete projects of similar size and type inside of two years.I understand many variables can affect both demolition and construction time, but I am only looking for a general rule I could apply in the absence of reliably sourced data.Thanks for your time!  

I would like some input from the BP community on it.GENERAL INFOLocation - Keene, NH (university town)Built - 1900Comparables - $275k+List Price - $214,900Taxes - $10, 500/yearISSUESlegally, it's a 3-family.

The oxidation process via the ozone generator will help neutralize the residue and odor built up in your vent system.