If they can keep the files in house rather than selling off where things have to fit into a square you can get more leeway.Every bank has different levels of a mix when it comes to their loan portfolio.

I'm sorry, but I still chuckle when I see $100, $200, or $300, per square foot prices!

I rarely complete a basic cosmetic rehab on one of my typical houses for less than $15K (or about $10 per square foot).

I live in NRH near Southlake Texas, and am a frequenter of the Town Square Starbucks.

After doing more research, I've become more drawn to the northeast townships in Indianapolis, specifically Washington, Lawrence and Warren.

Is there some kind of specific software or sources that they use to figure out things like cost per square foot, usable square foot/person, assessing the current state of the market or assessing their competitors??

It's also a fire hazard to overload a circuit, GFCIs fail, just having a GFCI doesn't keep someone, owner or tenant, from overloading.200 amp is about the standard for any family home, regardless of size.As to cost, I went to Lowes and bought a Square D panel and various breakers.

Of course I started doing 2 flips at a time and then started entering into higher price points and have just started adding square footage to properties with the help of HML.

Pets (or drunk college students) pee on it, drag furniture across it, etc.My old college rental had cheap stick-on laminate squares.

If a seller calls you and tells you the house is in ABC subdivision, it's a three bedroom, two bath, two car garage house and it's 1,500 square feet, it's nice to immediately know the market value in your head.INTERNET SEARCHES:I know some investors use online searches to determine value.