Account Closed It totally depends on the location, class of property, when it was built and what the market will accept.Most of my stuff is class C in a smaller town so I do not over-improve but I make it nice, clean and liveable.That means new paint, vinyl plank flooring, selective cabinet upgrade or painting with new hardware (white is in these days). 

The least you'll pay to make those improvements is $44k.

Originally posted by @Jorge De Jesus:iOS app is tough but you can quote on the site Practicing... 😁 thank you!

@Mike Lambert - We will be living in Montreal and I thought there might still be value in the duplex market, particularly in the improving, inner-city suburbs like Hochelaga, Le Sud-Ouest, St.

On realtor.com, I found it was rented for $595, which I would make enough improvements to kick it up to $650 hopefully.

My reason for this is simple, when I was in law school (dropped out, bored and realized I was never going to practice law) an experienced RE attorney and a few of us were having dinner and talking about a lot of aspects of property contracts.

As a long time local government official responsible for processing and making staff recommendations on this type of zoning variation requests, here are some recommendations that should improve your chances in achieving your desired end goal:1.

Main driveway is practically dirt pavement mix.

Is there a formula or spreadsheet available that could be used to calculate what the former owner would pay assuming the tax deed was purchased from the state OTC with no improvements?

It takes thousands of hours of "practice" to do it well. :)  It's also simple to learn just no where close to easy to execute.