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Bob Crane
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  • Sugar Grove, IL
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Trading Bedroom Space for A Second Bathroom in a C-Class SFR

Bob Crane
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  • Sugar Grove, IL
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I'm purchasing my first rental property - a 1400 sq ft single family ranch in a c-class neighborhood.  The bedrooms have damage from a leaky roof so all drywall will need to be replaced.

The home is currently a 3/1 with the bath being on the opposite end of the house from the bedrooms.  If you think of a 4-box, The top left bed room is 14x14, top right 15x14, and bottom right 12x14.

I'm thinking adding a second bath to one of the bedrooms would add value and make the rental more desirable (lots of 2/1's and 3/1's in the town).  What I can't figure out is where I would put it in the house.  Any insight would be helpful.

This is my first post but I've been lurking for many years.

  • Bob Crane
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