@Glen Michael, you are not allowed to set foot on the property until you have the tax certificate.

@Matthew Paul I'm guessing about 1000 square feet and a considerable amount of frontage.

In the screen shot below you will see where I further Customized this form to show me the *Year it was built*Square Feet* When the new furnace was installed*When a New Water Heater was installed*New Carpeting(All these screenshots are demo files not my real files)Now we get to Customize our Templates. 

I was told by our building inspector that to be considered a bedroom it has to have 2 points of egress and there is a min sq foot requirement and min ceiling height requirement.

Thanks all, yes it will be recorded at a title company so I'm assuming it will transfer with future buyers/sellers as the language is like :Now, THEREFORE, in pursuance of said agreement, and for and in consideration of the sum of one dollar ($1.00) paid by each of the parties to each other, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, ad of the mutual covenants, agreements, conditions and stipulations herein contained, it is mutually covenanted, stipulated and agreed by and between the parties as follows: The Party of the First Part hereby grants to Party of the Second Part, their heirs, and assigns, a Driveway EASEMENT and Right of Way, together with the full and free right at all times hereafter, with automobile, or other vehicle, or on foot, for the purposes of ingress and egress to and from any portion of lot 14 hereafter designated to pass and repass along and a strip of land approximately 5 feet wide extending along and upon the north line of lot 13.

Look what they can do in Texas perfect example of all in and can make a profit selling a brand new 1500 sq ft home for 80 to 90 a Foot..

Make sure to document every conversation and square inch with photos and video.

The side that meets my neighbor is open to the elements, since there is no roof, or floors (see below).The unit I seek on the left also needs a complete new flat roof, second floor, first floor.When I got home, I did some research, and I have located the owner, and placed a call to him to find out what he plans to do with his half- perhaps I could buy his side…The easy answer is to just walk away, but that is not my style, and I love challenges, and I'm open to cutting my losses when necessary.many areasHere is some info on myself: I have renovated all of my previously owned homes, collectively: “100” squares of pitched roof, 1000s of square feet of oak flooring, tiling, 300+ sheets of wall board and Durock, plumbing and gas lines, so I am not exactly a newbie.

We are getting 15+ inches of snow today on top of the one foot that is frozen on the ground.

Once I got bills, experience, and cost per square then scale up if that makes sense.