Agents has the duty to provide third party (i.e. buyer) with disclosure of all material facts.  

Cherry can be +$6/SF and i've never seen walnut less than $9/SF - for materials only.  

@Tim Gosser I have a few college rentals in the Hudson Valley and my recommendations would be update as much as you can with resilient materials to withstand some extra abuse.

Of course, I am actively changing that fact by listening to the BP podcast (shout out to Josh and Brandon), and reading as much material as I can get my hands on.

Mikayla, I don't have any experience with Charleston, but just recently left Atlanta after 10 years for a promotion.

I would expect to pay through the nose, which means at least $2 per square foot for materials + labor.

Hello BP Community,I recently got my real estate license and I'm looking to get some business cards to start promoting myself.

Their fees are excessive (8.5% management, $13.75 for EACH service call and separate hourly and materials fees). 

Frank invests his Self-Directed IRA funds into a real estate project that his development company will be involved in order to secure the contract Ryan uses his Self-Directed IRA funds to invest in his son’s business that is in financial trouble David uses his Self-Directed IRA funds to buy a note on a piece of property for which he is the debtor personally Conflict of Interest Prohibited TransactionsSubject to the exemptions under Internal Revenue Code Section 4975(d), a “Conflict of Interest Prohibited Transaction” generally involves one of the following: 4975(c)(i)(F): Receipt of any consideration by a “Disqualified Person” who is a fiduciary for his/her own account from any party dealing with the IRA in connection with a transaction involving income or assets of the IRA Jay invests his Self-Directed IRA funds into a corporation in which he manages and controls but owns a small interest in Betty uses her Self-Directed IRA funds to loan money to a company she owns a small interest in but manages and controls the daily operations of the company Sally uses her Self-Directed IRA to lend money to a business that she works for in order to secure a promotion Lance uses his Self-Directed IRA funds to invest in a real estate fund that he manages and where his management fee is based on the total value of the fund’s assets. 

I still have to pay for the materials and use my own stamps but at least I don't have to lick envelopes.