Their website is www.COBA.orgRegarding the cost of construction in Central Oregon, I'm not here to tell you what you can or can not do but I will say that I don't know anyone able to build here for under $90 a square foot like you are doing in NY.

I'm more interested in investing in/self managing STR properties (Smoky Mountains, etc.) than I am dealing with LTR properties, but I also don't want to shoot myself in the foot and give up something that could see a higher rate of ROI if I just hold onto it for the next couple of years...Anyone have a crystal ball that they care to look into to see if Nashville will be hit with that real estate bubble bursting anytime soon?  

Hey Ronald, I don't have much to add on the build front except that I was just having a conversation with our construction lender and we got on the topic of general price per square foot new construction that she's seeing...and it's 2-3X what you're building for in NY.

Cost per square foot on new builds in my neck of the woods starts around $150/ft2. and can easily be twice that for the high end stuff.

Anyone know where I can find information on this?

So I will have to say with a heavy heart that I did not fully continue and complete a lot of the podcast that I was listening to and I got up to 30 and they were talking about how uncool it is to speak of a deal from ...

They put a 1000 square foot additional in the back, which appears to be quality work to code, but there are a few minor issues to correct to comply with historic regulations.  

@Alan Miegel in Cambridge I was just given a quote the other day of $15 a square foot for parking pavers.

We settled on a home that footed most of our key features How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

We settled on a home that footed most of our key features How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?