It's a little harder to work with, but was .93 cents a square foot cheaper.

The facilities will be 20 million square feet - roughtly three times the size of the Pentagon.

My family safely evacuated, but our personal home still has 6-8 feet of water in it.

The kitchen is about 13.7 feet from north to south and about 15.5 feet (plus the depth of cabinets) from east to west.The cabinets you see are on the west wall of the kitchen.How big does a center island have to be?

Any thoughts on Logan Square, Humboldt Park and neighborhoods in that general area?  

I think the syndication approach would make sense for my situation at some point, however for the time being I think going OOS on some MFH would be a nice way to diversify and get my feet wet@Jay Hinrichs not at the accredited investor levels just yet, but close, so I don't think the syndication option would be possible for me at the moment

Many may not require anything for a cosmetic flip, but if they do it may impact the timelineScheduling the trades- In your 2000 square foot example property we would schedule a majority of the trades in a serial fashion, not simultaneously.  

The property is located in Northfield, MA - 2,900 square feet, 4/5 beds, 2 baths, 1.34 acres - quartz counters, marble backsplash, stainless appliances, bamboo floors, 2 decks, whitewash shiplap and completely furnished/staged (I am also a realtor and home stager) - very high end look.

I've been listening and reading and learning as much as I can from BP podcasts, and other areas and I'm at the point now where I want to get my feet wet and learn from someone so hoping to find connections through BP. 2- Renting, Tenants. 

I am looking at a possible property to purchase and adding about 400-500 sf of extra living space (den/family room) would really increase the comps for this particular home. I am trying to figure out a ballpark number...