This includes the price of materials and labor to build an identical house on an identical plot of land, given current market forces for material and labor.I find this method the least helpful of the methods in my personal ventures.  

There is another identical building next door, and I'd love to do both, but obviously that's not possible with a 203k loan since I can't live in both buildings

Doing all oil-rubbed bronze hardware/lighting/fixtures, so I've got them coming in from various suppliers (Home Depot/amazon/surplus stores).I scored a major steal from the Habitat Restore on a prehung exterior door for 75 bucks and two 24" interior doors for 26 bucks (total).

Or @J Scott can drive over to Ohio and steal it back. 

There are many places that are a steal.

I wrote down the address, found it on zillow, and the price is definitely a steal.

I think this is a steal as two houses across the street just sold for 220 and 230).

There are some exceptions such as medical bills which can take a long time to get resolved by insurance companies, and also identity theft which can cause a mess on their credit report.3) Most companies won't release information to you as a third party and only to the individual themselves. 

Tom puts the building on the market.There just so happens to be an identical neighboring building that also just went on the market.  

All units are identical and owned by 4 different owners....basically a townhouse in my part of the world.