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Cost to separate a duplex down into 2 apartments
So at one time my duplex down was 2 apts, until there was a fire. Currently it is still a duplex down, and I want to make it into 2 units. The basement is 3bd , 1 bath. It has it's own furnace, water heater, and ac already installed. So the things that would need to be added would be door to separate apartments, I want hardwood floors installed, a kitchen needed to be put into place, bathroom remodel, and of course fresh paint. I was hoping all this could be done for about 10k . Do you think this is possible?