Because the home lacks flooring and a finished kitchen it does not qualify for a conventional loan.

So I think there is a good opportunity of you are willing to deal with some cosmetic upgrades like painting and flooring and later tackle kitchen upgrades.

Tech9 has a song about that on youtube haha.oh another good one is beer kitchen

The property looks like it was used by the previous owner as a three family, at some point; it has two means of egress (stair well & fire escape ladder) and the electric is appropriately sub metered along with kitchen, bathroom, space heater, etc.

I'm selling a triplex for a client of mine, and the buyer will buy it,if the tenant who is month to month leaves or is evicted, what is the ruling on this in Ontario, just thought that i'd ask too see the response that i'd get here from Kitchener, Ont, Canada

The two 1-Bdrms and two studios will need new kitchens and bathrooms.We are currently (as of 9/16) in the middle of renovation, but I will take it back to the beginning and highlight key areas and lessons learned. 

Entire kitchen + w/d?

If the tenant has been there 10 years, seems like there will be a lot of things that will need replacing cosmetically (floor, paint) and other things that may need to be updated (appliances, kitchen, bathrooms). 

There in the kitchen, garbage, bathroom, in the bed rooms a little bit, and even in the refrigerator. 

If a buyer wants a new kitchen and you find mold when you tear a cabinet out, what happens?