Any real lumber yard with a mill should be able to shape the trim you require.

I'll try to be as detailed as possible here, with approximate numbers. My co-worker had a death in the family, and in turn, inherited a house. The house is still owned by the bank, and it is still mortgaged for about ...

Conversely, abundance of money (by itself) will never make a human happy.What about the lumber business?

They just want to unload the property.

I imagine as they get older they will want to unload the properties as they won’t want the hassle of managing them anymore.

We replaced the siding a few years ago and found that the four corners of the house were not construction lumber. 

This house had been on market for awhile and owners just wanted to unload as they never used it.

-Make sure it’s zoned for two-family dwellings if it’s intended to be a legal duplex-Min ceiling height is 7ft from finished floor-Obstructions(air ducts, piping, etc..) can be no lower than 6’4” -Any wood framing that touches masonry(brick, concrete, floors and walls) must be treated lumber or divided by a moisture barrier-Every room must have an egress window if it is considered living space (bathrooms, closets, mechanical rooms are not living spaces)Great idea and best of luck to you!

Or, work for a building supply company; I’m biased here because I’m a manager at an 84 Lumber in Nashville.

If it were your investment property you would like to unload soon, what would you put up there?