Koreatown is a great example as you mentioned, as well as the Arts District, directly south-east, which became the migration area after Koreatown became overpriced.

I think the county was charging something above $25,000 (maybe up to $50,000 if youre in Soquel  water district) to hook up if the building is new.

Make sure to look at your school district if you're investing in DM.  

If so have you worked in an assistant manager, store manager, or district manager capacity?

Kenneth Wright, Presiding Judge of the First Municipal District of the Circuit Court of Cook County issued General Order 2017-01 which sets the dates and terms for the 2017 moratorium on the enforcement of orders for possession in forcible entry and detainer eviction cases in Cook County.

@Alex HuangFirst, these buildings are usually in a zoning district that allows Medical use.

@Jon Klaus  Jon as we know this is all regional I am always amazed at how cost effective your builds are in Texas I have a 2.2 mil spec going in Charleston 2600 sq ftt and that's going to come out at 300 a foot. not including the lot of course.. which was 570k. in this instance no pilings but we did elevator 20k .. what does it in the historic district of Charleston is all the custom items you have to buy siding roof windows architecture 60k in hard scape landsape on a 4k sq ft lot.. that type of thing. when we are out of the BAR heavy duty areas we are building at 100 a foot or so.. 

I've recently purchase an investment property that was purchased for "$10" according to the title paperwork sent to the Appraisal district.

However if you are going from a 2 unit like you said and lets say the new 3 unit is bigger in square footage and has a better school district, closer to your work, etc a case can be made. 

It is an excellent FIVE BEDROOM/ 2.5 Bath home also located in the Grassfield High School district, which was voted as one of the TOP 500 High Schools in the United States!