We've moved from there to 3 thousand, to 10 thousand, now 16,000 square feet.

But in terms of real estate networking in the area, we're starting at square one. 

Replacing pipe isn’t that hard but the local government red tape can be.

The only red flag is Timmins' water/sewage yearly bill is unlike the GTA. 

As long as the square footage is there over 1000 square feet it’s doable.  

But if you're looking for immediate income from the property, this isn't the deal for you unless you have a strategy to increase revenue/decrease expenses quickly.The fact that lots nearby are selling for more than the property is a good sign because it speaks to the quality of the location, but it may also be a red flag about the condition of the building if the land would be worth more without the building on it.

To avoid these restrictions, also consider the Trolley Square, and surrounding, areas of Wilmington.

From what I understand, if the land is split into separate parcels, I can avoid it being considered a Park and not have to worry about all the red tape.

More square footage, more bedrooms, more baths, etc. (3BR or more are better than 2.

Let's think about these stats...1) The average population density of the U.S. is 87 people per square mile2) The average population density of metropolitan areas is 283 people per square mile3) New York City population density is 27,012 people per square mile