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Our Work

Real Projects. Real Numbers.

Completed Keystone legal suite conversions — purchase price, renovation cost, appraised value, and estimated refinance pull-out, documented the same way we'd document yours.

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Some of Our Work

Selected Work

Completed Legal Suite Conversions

Spruce Avenue, Edmonton afterAfter
Spruce Avenue, Edmonton before
Before
Legal Suite Conversion

Spruce Avenue, Edmonton

Scoped backward from the refinance number, not forward from a fixture catalogue: a legal suite conversion built to satisfy exactly what an Edmonton appraiser credits, permitted and inspected the whole way through.

Purchase

$640,000

Renovation

$140,000

ARV

$900,000

Est. Pull-Out

$35,000

Estimated pull-out at 75% refinance LTV. See disclaimer on the calculator page.

Alberta Avenue, Edmonton afterAfter
Alberta Avenue, Edmonton before
Before
Legal Suite Conversion

Alberta Avenue, Edmonton

A legal basement suite conversion built around code-compliant egress and a fully separate mechanical service — the details that satisfy a City inspector and a lender at the same time, not just the finishes a tenant sees.

Purchase

$315,000

Renovation

$45,000

ARV

$460,000

Est. Pull-Out

$30,000

Estimated pull-out at 75% refinance LTV. See disclaimer on the calculator page.

Prince Charles, Edmonton — Under ConstructionUnder Construction
Prince Charles, Edmonton — Finished InteriorFinished Interior
Legal Suite Conversion

Prince Charles, Edmonton

A legal suite conversion carried through from framing to finished interior, permitted and inspected at every stage — the kind of documentation trail that holds up when a lender or appraiser asks for it.

Purchase

$725,000

Renovation

$150,000

ARV

$1,150,000

Est. Pull-Out

$137,500

Estimated pull-out at 75% refinance LTV. See disclaimer on the calculator page.

More From Inside Our Suites

A Closer Look at the Finishes

Finished legal suite kitchen with hexagon tile backsplash
Finished legal suite living area with tray ceiling
Finished legal suite bedroom with code-compliant egress window
Finished legal suite bathroom with tub and shower
Finished legal suite bedroom
Finished legal suite bathroom vanity

What You'll See

Every Case Study, Fully Documented

No placeholder numbers passed off as real, no stock photography passed off as our work. Each case study above draws from the actual project file — so you can judge the work the same way an appraiser or lender would.

  • Purchase price and acquisition condition
  • Total renovation or suite conversion cost
  • Appraised After Repair Value (ARV) achieved
  • Estimated refinance pull-out at 75% LTV
  • Before-and-after photos of the actual property

Want the numbers on a specific type of project? Ask us on your free call — we'll walk through a comparable deal.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the properties shown here real Keystone projects?

Yes. Each case study draws from the actual project file — no placeholder numbers passed off as real, no stock photography passed off as our work — so you can judge it the same way an appraiser or lender would.

What information is shown for each case study?

Purchase price and acquisition condition, total renovation or suite conversion cost, appraised After Repair Value (ARV) achieved, estimated refinance pull-out, and before-and-after photos of the actual property.

What loan-to-value is used to estimate refinance pull-out?

75% refinance LTV. See the disclaimer on the calculator page for the full assumptions.

Can I see numbers for a project similar to mine?

Ask us on your free call — we'll walk through a comparable deal.

Does Keystone only showcase its own investment properties?

These are projects Keystone has completed — some for clients, some the founder's own hands-on work. Either way, every case study is a real, documented project, not a staged or hypothetical example.

How is ARV (After Repair Value) actually determined?

ARV comes from a formal appraisal after the work is completed and inspected — not a contractor's guess. Keystone scopes every renovation backward from a realistic, comparable-sales-based ARV target before work starts, then the appraisal confirms what was actually achieved.