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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Converted Garage into Master Bedroom
Hi All,
I am considering a SFR with garage converted into master bedroom. It looks like it was nicely done but without permits as county records show as 2-1 and seller claims it to be 3-2. Does anyone know how complicated is it to convert that unpermitted work and garage into living space?
If appraisal done - will they take into account additional bedroom or they will discount value based on unpermitted room?
If it's 3-2 and can be easily converted into living space then it's a good deal but if it's a hassle, pricey and won't change value then it'a bad deal. (consideration is being done based on buy-hold-rent-refi)
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks.