I know a developer than can build for 40 dollars a foot cheaper than his competitors because he keeps his crews working year round with constant business.Get a local commercial land development broker specialist who can perform a void analysis on the property.

I’m starting off in wholesaling to get my foot in the door but eventually want to move up to investing in multi-family properties & land development.

For example, I can diligently dig a 5 foot deep hole in my back yard and fill it up every day of the week, but that shows no wisdom because no one is willing to pay me for that work. 

We agreed to the same price per square foot for both install and leveler.They installed the floor, but did not pour self leveling compound.

So 300 a foot to 600 a foot is the new norm.

Per square-foot prices tend to decline the larger the house gets.

I am just finishing this summer in NY and moving to Rhode Island for 1 year of fellowship and planning to getting my foot into REI with house hacking a 3 unit if all goes well until closing date.

Assuming a fairly robust rental market I would do the video with her cooperation, use that to qualify people and let her know you will limit showings only to "qualified finalists".

As a new investor looking at Philly area BRRRRs I'm trying to get better at quick calculations to analyze deals. The big unknown is rehab costs. Does anyone have an approximate $/sqft range that they generally use? I ...

The property is a 900 square foot condo that functions well, is just out dated.