Also just based on those snippets you gave he was pretty clearly advertising the property not the contract, which of course is offering to sell a property for someone else... or real estate brokering.Okay hopefully I made my thoughts on that turd burger clear.So the angle I want to point out is that agents don't walk on water.  

You have to work every angle to save.

Many investors want to sell for a wide variety of reasons, normally to tie the capital and focus it on a different investment. 

Although I like the angle that you are coming from.  

Feel free to PM me about neighborhoods, city-wide initiatives,

@Brian Gutierrez       I hadn't thought about that angle.  

Carpet and 12ft wide vinyl. 

It's located in the building at 30 Montgomery St. in Downtown JC.Construction costs will vary widely, but new construction in The Heights will feature fairly high-end finishes, so keep in mind that costs will be on the higher-end, too.

I have attended a meet up group that is sponsored by 3rd angle and I seem to recall that they have done some conversions before.

I guess I could always sell the property but I was thinking more from the angle of using the equity that I have accrued over the years and pulling that out to reinvest into another property.