its gona run you at minimum $130/sq ft but probably closer to $160/sq ft, much will depend on foundation, permits, and lumber prices, Current umber prices you will probably be closer to $175-180/sq ft, but when prices come down so will the per foot price.   

$10 to 20 per sq foot unless fancy or high end house

My recent building was a 3 unit that has one unit that's much too large (3000+ sq foot), but after realizing that same fact (adding sprinklers in a 1860s brick home), we decided against it as the cost was too high, and besides which there was no good way to add fire suppression without destroying the character of the home. 

For example - last year I bought a 3/2 1600 sq foot complete gut ($50k rehab) for $168k with an ARV of $250k.

If you figure the lot is worth $20,000 and new construction cost at $100 per sq. foot would be $260,000, the whole place is only worth around $300,000. 

You have different capital asset rules there and you will want to know how any potential double taxation is relieved possibly taking into account any applicable treaty provisions.You should probably count on having to make a US Federal tax filing, as well as filing in Canada.

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House hacking seems like the way a lot of people got their foot in the door.

There is a 560 square foot cabin right down the road from me that i walk by everyday with my dogs.

Knowing the average price per square foot for a 3 bad house in a certain zip code is useless.