And yet, not every assortment of bricks and wood in a backyard is necessarily a house. It must be turned into a house with accepted value first, until then it m

And yet, not every assortment of bricks and wood in a backyard is necessarily a house. It must be turned into a house with accepted value first, until then it might even be a liability to the real estate it is piled on. Same applies to code. Also code should first be proven to create value to be valued as an asset. In worst case, it may just be a pile of bricks devaluing the property.