He seems totally fine with the drive but I wonder how similar situations turned out for some of you?

It would be a bummer to make that initial investment and then have new rules come out that negatively effect your situation, so it’s almost better if your town already has rules in place, (at least that way you know what you’re dealing with and can make a business plan based on the rules).

Plus, this does not sound tremendously dated or obsolete building situation (built mid-century and updated since)....I do, though, like when landlords are responsible and don't squeeze all the juice out of the lemon and exit stage left (and pass on all the deferred capital costs to a less informed buyer, like a hot potato).

I am curious your thoughts in this situation.

Not just for doing to the work myself but recognizing what will work and what won't in certain layouts or situations.

Hi all - I have an interesting situation with my first Homepath property (a condo) and I am hoping to get some advice. 

I wonder if the buyer will have compliance issues with escrow what can I do in that situation?

It depends upon the gain and the rest of your tax situation. 

I don't want to get into a situation where I've bought the property and the city won't allow me to add the units. 

Thus the wholesaler maybe in a situation where she needs to pay double realty transfer taxes.Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.