@Farris Gosea I am 21 years old trying to get my foot into the door of real estate investing.

I have looked at recent sale in the neighborhood over the last 2 years and things are selling around 90-120 per square foot.

Not sure if you’re working with an agent, but if so ask him to print out the best comps that fit your property and feed them to the appraiser.

@Tuan VuIf the shoe was on the other foot I am most certain you would be demanding your money back....and if you decided to let them take you to court you would look absolutely foolish trying to tell that story to the judge, even if it is 100% factual.As an FYI, I'm going through the same scenario right now, had a Section 8 tenant that gave a deposit, yes it was in writing....10 days later she says she changed her mind because she needs the money to get braces for her canary or whatever....From a Kharma standpoint AND from an ethical standpoint I'm giving the money back.

From there, there are a lot of companies that can help with the printing and mailing.

Its something I would talk to an attorney about, you'd have to get the fine print of the mortgage and make sure there is nothing in there that stipulates that the rest of the mortgage is due upon the seller "signing" over the property.

What is the price per square foot for similar properties that have SOLD? 

As we are about to close on our first deal, I was wondering if you guys could tell me what a standard appraisal fee is for a 3 b/1 b 1100 square foot SFH (generally)?

From there, there are a lot of companies that can help with the printing and mailing.

I have a client who is renting their Accessory Dwelling Unit (a 350 square foot detached studio) for $2,150/month!