HelloQuick scenario is I got an off market property large enough to subdivide square footage wise however the lot is odd shaped so when I split the lots to meet the minimum widths the one lot falls short approximately 800 square feet.

Replace the toilet and sink and fixtures and you are good to go.I would add that for my market, this would only be a good idea for a low - medium grade finished flip, or a rental.

If not cured, they get the property back automatically for a $10 transfer-back fee.As a representative of the seller, I would learn if there is such a medium in CO.  

Sheet goods and carpet come in predetermined widths (10, 11, 12 ft depending on product / manufacturer).

I would be building about a half dozen farm house style cottages on 25+ acres that would be in the medium finishes.

I live in the Salinas CA and medium homes are priced right around $450-500K. 

My goal is to get 8-10% net cap rate for a long term (20-30 years), I'm still considering few strategies, To invest in a big and stable city like Jacksonville to buy a old house (1960-1980) in not so good neighborhood and give it to a property management company to take car of the properties or to go to a medium city like Gainesville but will still need a local property management or it will be better for me to invest in a new construction in a small city like Ocala (I know there is a lot of development in the area) and I can also manage it myself.

The coworking places stay in business because they lease small-medium sized offices.

Places like South Euclid or Cleveland Heights that require low to medium rehab but no full rehabs.

The microwave was not exactly directly above the stove, but the two had different widths.