Looking for recommendations on cost seg firms and any tips from those who have been through the process.

Hey everyone 👋I’m running numbers on a potential project and would love some input from anyone who’s done similar work recently.Project snapshot:2-story Baltimore rowhome (~1,100 sq ft)3 bedroom 2 bathFully abandoned, needs a complete gut down to the studsIf you’ve done a full gut renovation like this, could you share:Your approximate cost per square foot or total cost rangeAnd whether you’d recommend a GC or contractor you’ve personally worked withAppreciate any insight or referrals — always happy to return the favor or share my own vendor contacts 🙏

I have had a few showings and  the potential tenants say they enjoy the property and wants the application, but I have yet to receive any submissions.

We are newer to real estate and I have a potential deal that is in a rural area but since it is from a family member I get first dibs on it.

You need available funds for the repairs, holding costs, and surprises along the way.

Wondering if you have any general rules you abide by for estimating rehab costs without actually going to the property.  

The layout allows for an easy addition over the garage, potentially adding 2 unitsThese units could generate approximately $36,000/year at $1,500/month rent per unitFinancial Overview & Valuation: At current income and stabilized rents, the property offers a 6.5% cap rate on a $700,000 valuationRenovations and addition of two units would cost approximately $350,000Post-renovation, the ARV (After Repair Value) is projected at $1.4 million, with the potential to double the annual revenueRun Your NumbersWith the current market pricing in the mid-$600,000s and being on the market for only 30 days, 5000 Florence Ave represents an exceptional value and scaleable opportunity.

It truly is an outdoor paradise with hiking, fishing, hunting, climbing, and skiing potential all in one place.Here is what makes it interesting from an investing and development perspective.Affordability: Compared to other mountain towns, land and property are still extremely cheap.

I have been looking at Cost Segrigation and 100% bonus depreication.Has anyone ever done one for a single family home portfolio?

Does anyone know what the per square foot cost is to build new single family homes either builder-grade or mid-grade for the Northeast Florida/Jacksonville market?