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Would you recommend adding a Bedroom to BRRR a property?

Derrek J Hooyman
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I currently have a 2 bedroom and the tenant moving in 8/1 does not need the 3rd bedroom. It currently is a sunroom/3 seasons room. Converting the sunroom into a bedroom would cost 4k-5k. My realtor suggested about 10k-20k extra in value. I'm trying to BRRR and add value to cash out refi in 3-6 months to buy another.

I bought it off market and it does not need a lot of work but trying to get the ARV value up. I will be adding a bedroom, possibly newer windows to the top unit, fix a pipe, and redoing the roof. Any recommendations?

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Converting a room into a bedroom within the confines of the existing footprint is almost always a win. Usually it just means a second means of egress, a heating/cooling source, a minimum ceiling height, and a closet. If you can get that with what you already have for that price you are going to end up winning all the way. 

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