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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Purchasing a less popular home model and upgrading for value.
Iv'e been looking for a 3 bed 2 bath home in the lake Stevens, WA area. I've noticed the price of homes are high compared to the rents . I can't seem to find something that will fit the #'s I'm shooting for.
I've ran across some 3 bedroom 1 bath model homes. I've found that you can find these at a much better price. I did some back of the envelope math and found that the value of adding a bathroom compared to the cost of adding the bathroom could make it a solid investment.
Has anyone ever used this model?
If so, what were the road blocks that they found?
What are things that I should think about before doing something like this?
Thank you!