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Mike Lauer
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Bedroom in the basement? ARV Question

Mike Lauer
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  • Investor
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Hello BP,

I'm trying to understand the impact of adding a 3rd bedroom in the basement -- to a 2BR house -- for appraisal purposes. This would be in the context of buy-and-hold, with a cash-out refi after the addition of the egress window and some minor finish improvements. Location is the north shore and north suburbs of Milwaukee County. When determining ARV, do I just run comps for other 3BRs with similar condition, square footage, number of bathrooms, size of garage, etc? Or is there a discount for the 3rd BR being in the basement? How big of a discount?

Any thoughts or insight would be much appreciated!

Thanks
Mike

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