If you take two comparable homes of equal quality, condition, age, features and location but differing sizes, the smaller home will invariably show a higher value for $/sq ft.That number is somewhat useful in a development where there are cookie-cutter homes that are identical in every way, but unless the development is new, some will have been upgraded and/or updated and others will not.Your best bet is to get contractors in to bid on both a gut rehab and a tear down. 

Unfortunately, we learned over time that his work ethic was extremely poor and had to let him go a month into the project.

I posted the ad on CL even tho I agreed not to show it till they moved out, but if he doesn't pay all bets are off..!

I posted the ad on CL even tho I agreed not to show it till they moved out, but if he doesn't pay all bets are off..!

He offered to give to the poor.

I’ve listened to many BP podcast and majority of the people on the podcast recommended reading the book Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.

You've got an attorney representing you on the closing side who should be well versed in this area, your best bet would be to lean on him/her for guidance.My question is, why are you choosing to close on 1/31 and not 2/3?

Invest $10 on the book Rich Dad Poor Dad.

For a live in flip, all bets are off.

I bet the management is just as overpriced.