For higher end finishing we've been in the $200-$250 per SF range on previous historic restoration projects when keeping the original structure & character of the property.

You basically can reach out to commercial brokerages, developers, architects,real estate agents alike and anyone interested in the area and property.

It's very basic but will help you begin to establish relationships with the buyers in your area.

Only you know the answer with the information you've given, here's the basic formula:ARV - purchase price - rehab costs = ProfitYou need to know how much the rehab is going to cost to know if it's a good deal or not.  

I'm not sure what the market is like where you are but I was able to buy my first flip for 38k, borrowed the purchase from a friends Dad and the 2 of us took on the project.

Basically, I have a couple of different options.

So, basically, don't put the onus on others to be completely trustworthy when their whole world has started to crash and burn - do your own research on the status of the property and here's hoping that you'll be able to help your contact out..  

Allowed a two month project to yield a profit over $20,000.

It is basically getting a roof over your own head by buying a property and you either having more units in that property to rent out for income or using your spare bedrooms as rentals.

We're finally in the final stretch of project #2.