Originally Posted by
T. A. Gardner
How many are in habitable condition? I'd guess close to zero. That means you have to fix them before you can use them. If the house is pre about 1980, that will include removing all lead paint and asbestos from it. You then still have to fix it. My guess is most would require upwards of $100,000+ in repairs to make them habitable--each.
I have no idea what the building standards are in Finland, but they could be very different from the US.
And it costs how much to build a new home? Then too, you have to ask why were the homes allowed to get in the condition they are in. Most were quite habitable before the recession of 2008.
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