Im trying to figure out the average price per sq foot in Seattle Area for rehabs. Read a book and said heavy remodels is $50 per sq ft but I know for a fact it’s going to be different in Seattle. Anyone here in WA know?

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I recently got an FHA loan quote from a lender and the total cost down was a lot higher than I anticipated.

Here's some of the numbers

$140k property
3.5% down
Mortgage $980~/mo
Total money down $9,800~...

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