You should tell the realtor what you want, not vice-versa.However, he is right about one thing, most great deals are not found on the MLS.

@David RonkaI manage really estate for a bank and can tell you that from experience $10k to make it market ready for retail or restaurant seems awfully low, unless you're just demo'ing teller counters, coupon booths, partitions, etc.Doesn't sound like there's a vault but if there was that could easily cost up to $100k to remove.Going from a bank layout to traditional retail/restaurant (or vice versa) - if not evaluated prudently - can be cost prohibitive in your deal.

Same with vice versa and/or overpriced corrections.

Vice versa? 

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I'd like to finish the duplex renovation but if some of the upstairs is wired to the downstairs breaker box and meter (and vice versa), how big of a deal would it be to switch them back to where the appropriate wiring is to the appropriate boxes?

Then once the ADU is built you can move into their and rent the bedrooms out or vice versa.Being in California, they are desperately needing affordable housing.

I havent been able to pinpoint much clarity around this and didnt know if a 1031 would interfere with the capital gains of selling a primary residence or vice versa. 

“Coyote logistics is another excellent addition to the burgeoning Detroit tech community, which already is home to innovative local and national brands including Microsoft, LinkedIn, Twitter, WeWork, Snapchat, Amazon, StockX, Google, Autobooks and more," Bill Emerson, CEO of Bedrock….Detroit's growing reputation as the Midwest's hub for technology and innovation was a huge draw as we looked to expand Coyote's operations," said John Perkovich, Vice President at Coyote.

I know, captain obvious.