The residents were thrilled with the transformation of this property that they call home.

In under a year, we have completely transformed this property.

Your attitude is summed up by Justice Scalia -- "the transformation of charity into legal entitlement has produced donors without love and recipients without gratitude." 

Even if you manage to get the unit back you might not be allowed to merge the unit depending on the City and neighborhood where it is located - See article belowCheck out that article: https://www.lapresse.ca/maison/immobilier/2020-06-07/villeray-saint-michel-parc-extension-la-transformation-de-duplex-en-maisons-interditeBest of luck and keep us updated

That's how I want to get to know the area. 2) Relatively safe as well (so I can run and bring a camera without much worry)3) Places that are popular with investors, particularly where long distance investors would want to check out4) If it is undergoing (or has the potential to undergo) rapid transformation then even better!

New constructions are everywhere and the city is transforming.

Just seeing the transformations had me in awe.

All the power is on the pole and they have the old style break away circuit on the transformer itself.

Thank you for including pictures, I love seeing the transformation.

The home is located in a rural small town, so I went for "Modern Farmhouse" concepts that really transformed the entire feel of the home and appealed to buyers.