in the $90,000 - $110,000 range.

Typically we service closely held companies, ranging from $100k - $100M in annual sales.

I jump around to surrounding cities until I finally start seeing on the MLS that there is an area with consistent properties within my price range (under 30k for investment properties).2) Here's where its less creative and more strategic: I check the online crime reports for that area.

If you bought it at 61k and did 29k in rehab to get rent ready at your lowest rent range you have said that is 90k for 1,300 in rent.The question is do you want to put up 90,000 of your cash for the deal??

At the $950 range you might only be looking at $50/month cashflow.

Its never simple with real estate and you have to be very careful and it all becomes so much easier if you can find the right people to do business with.I visited Buffalo in May and met people who showed me different parts of Buffalo with houses in my price range.

I don't like them because people look for a place in a price range and sometimes lowering rent draws less qualified tenants.

If comparable, fully renovated move-in ready, or occupied fourplexes are worth $360,000, the list price is only $180,000, that suggests that the seller and listing agent estimated a full rehab budget (with skilled workers) may be closer to $180,ooo than it is $80,000.No one leaves a full hundred grand in equity on the table for a newbie buyer in this price range

I have had a wide ranging and varied musical career that has allowed me to travel extensively and to see and do a lot of very cool things.

How or where can I find a range of prices per sq foot build out costs for basic, office level interior?