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Updated about 4 years ago on .

Multifamily renovation playbook: Does anybody have a guide?
I am looking at a marketing package and am looking to develop a framework/system for finding the value add opportunities in the deal.
In the marketing package, I am looking at right now all 8 units are 1 bedroom/ 1 bathroom with a front and back door and balcony space.
In total the property commands 3340 Sq Ft - Which equates to 835 Sq Ft Per unit. I know that this means I can add another bedroom because bedrooms are typically 200-250 SQ Ft.
I believe 2-bedroom units are always more in-demand, easier to rent and the difference in rental income is very significant. It takes a very insignificant amount of time and money to paint 1 more bedroom.
Overall - I am looking to develop a framework for the top elements to look at in these marketing packages that I can identify as value add opportunities.
I hope this all makes sense - Thank you in advance!