The property in question is quite similar to the comp property in many ways from the number of bedrooms, bathroom, and square feet was not exact match but close enough.

Rich Weese did very well because he could find lot with less than 20k and building cost is less than $60 per square foot.

I appreciate that she has saved me the $ of purchasing it, if it's not going to be helpful, but that means I'm back to square one. 

It's interesting because the 2/1s in that neighborhood that cost more per square foot have sold, but mine (a 3/2) hasn't yet. 

My experience is that you're looking at a minimum of $1 a square foot, and probably more.

I bought the rubber mat online for $1,200 to cover 600 feet area. and it weight about 500 pounds.

Instead of the corrugated pipe, this system used a semicircular chamber that’s 12 inches tall at the center and three feet wide.

Here are the details:- Tuesday 12/19 from 6:30pm - 8:30pm- Flatstick Pub in Pioneer Square  http://www.flatstickpub.com/group-reservations-pio...Can everyone say yay or nay to this first meeting date? 

I use square so I said give me the card number and I can get paid that way, but at a 3.75% fee costs $20 + to pay me rent neither of us want to pay that amount.

The footer is poured concrete, not sure if it is original (~100 years old) or to what specs it was poured to, but the standard now is 8 inches deep and 16 inches wide, about 2 feet below grade.