They are usually done by a block method using square feet, they don't have time to look at each property so if you bet on that value, you'll be wrong, it's apples and oranges.If you don't know what value is based on and the 3 approaches used, you're not even in real estate, you might be playing some guru game playing house like a 5 year old girl, just trying to play with bigger houses.

I still invest in Georgia (as well as Maryland) -- mostly doing new construction and mostly with local partners.

I bet there are some contractors around Denver that have a package price for something like this.

I've worked for to different construction companies & I (under some1 else contactors license) was hired to do addition on grandmother's with other's.

I have a strong background in residential construction.

I am in my mid-twenties and plan to utilize my knowledge in the construction and real estate industries to invest in real estate privately.

I'm NYC contractor interested in to finding out new opportunity for investing, finding construction leads and new projects trends.

I looked at constructing a mini-storage near you.  

Have you ever done construction on fix and flip properties?

I have not touched any portions on new construction and GC's to Subs, but I find that these files are the most basic paperwork that a rehabber needs in order to protect themselves from liens, flaky contractors, and what they should expect from contractors.