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If you have lots of access to the property, that cost might be less.Modern houses do are not designed the same way as houses build 20-30 years ago.

@Erin K. those products @Jon H. have mentioned are not really designed for the application you mentioned.

You will probably want to work with experience in these matters.Another thing you want to avoid is SDR (design reviews).

@Shane HedeenAt one condo I have, all the exterior including the roof, gutters, porches, decks, landscaping, pool, tennis courts, are covered by the condo fee as well as water, trash. and exterior insuranceAt another all of the above plus heat and hot water.All of those expenses now become more predictable as the condo fee is fixed for one year

Bear in mind: We're a design-build firm, so when we give a recommended course of action it's pretty darn comprehensive.

On MLS there are designations under property type: Single Family Residential, and Condominium as well as others.

Has anyone tried out 99 designs?

My assumption is that your order of operations in regards to your SOW would be flipped (interior first then exterior last) assuming you're like me and work exterior-to-interior on most projects.

In any case, I have done this where the interest rate was bought down (PPD interest), another where the purchase price was reduced (requires a new Amend/Extend to the CBS contract), another where the buyer needed to repair the roof and paint the exterior, but did not want to come out of pocket, so a repair escrow account was established for this purpose.