From my understanding it seems Transaction Coordinators get paid a base salary + $150 to $350 per a deal that closes that they coordinates.

They even have cost guidelines which will give you a basic idea of the renovation costs without getting a contractor involved.The cost would probably be between $500 - $800 which is a small price to pay for choosing a bad option if you decide on your own.Another option would be to contact builders/renovators and see if they are interested in buying the property and then finishing it themselves.

We had both a basement specialist and structural engineer to look at the problem.

It is, at best, perhaps a way of networking which one doesn't need to spend ridiculous amounts of money on.One doesn't even get a basic certificate of any skills attained but they DO get lucite trophies with the Renatus logo on them, for whatever that's worth.

If you have a basement they will review the connection details.If you have a basement I suggest you use Superior Walls.

@Kerry Mertz I actually just had a basic consultation with Anderson Advisors.

Behind that drywall.The beauty of having a basement is that any work on the plumbing, electrical, or ductwork is a lot cheaper because of easy access to those systems.

This will give you a basic idea.

(To clarify the R-2 zoning, this would allow duplex owners to rent both sides; allow SFH with a basement apartment to rent top and bottom; and allow a SFH with a carriage house to rent both units)My wife, @Erin Spradlin, and I are pretty interested in seeing this change make it to the final version as we bought a SFH with carriage house with some partners this year.

Hi @Jen Arizmendi, this is a meaty topic here, but I'll unpack a basic concept with Facebook ads and then defer to an expert like CuraytorThere are two types of "ads" on FBA boosted post - a normal post that you post that you pay to promoteAn ad, which is not an existing postFor Facebook Marketing of listings I have spent between $200-450 per listing to market with a combination of Boosted Posts (this is the majority of where the dollars go) and Ads.