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?

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So would still be in the 2-2.2 million range for total costs.

This ranges from running ACs 24/7 in the summer and having the heat on 80 all winter.

The lots I have looked at range from 10,000 sq ft to 20,000 sq ft.

Plus Craigslist Ads.The vast majority of buyers do use a realtor, but they are constantly searching for new places then they will send that list to their agent.

I do think MLS is critical for pulling comps, particularly as appraisals for MFs in the 2-4 range are based on sales comps.