The electric is separated and provides hot water.

Don’t discount the expense of improving it with septic, water, and power.

During inspection, we found foundation issue on concrete slab house, water turned off so can’t check for any leak, can’t find sewer clean out, can’t check if toilets are draining properly.

Hello I bought 1.6 acres in JT and did the water survey water was found 350-450 feet below.

Need to split water/sewer lines for duplex. 

Originally posted by @Scott Mac:Run down (Slum) 4 plexes go for $600,000 WOW.Do you know how many SFH's you could get in Detroit for that--Just WOW.Kelowna is lower BC mainland on Lake Okanagan also basically the warmest area of all of Canada along with a huge retirement mecca,  tons of great golf wineries  fruit orchards  Big white ski mtn 35 mtns  the lake it self is about 50 miles long and great for boating and recreation deep blue water. then the mtns are loaded with fishing lakes its really quite the place and this is big for semi Rural BC LOTS of medical..

Must have read one of those books that makes people think they can walk on water!

After Toledo got about 5 inches of rain in a short period of time, my duplex started to have water come up from the drain in the basement floor, and out of the sewer drain in the basement.

The water well costs isn’t as bad as I had thought.

However, Canon's 10-18mm zoom lens blows that out of the water, 16.2 mm to the same maximum as the stock lens.Just as a discussion of megapixels is worthless here, a discussion of aperture and the Ricoh prime lens's clear superiority is almost as worthless -- no one shoots real estate without a tripod, and listing shots aren't exactly packed full of stunning examples of bokeh effects.So let's just tell the OP the truth -- there is no such thing as competent point-and-shoot outta-my-back-pocket DIY real estate photography.