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Brent Fisher
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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How do you advise I renovate my property for rental?

Brent Fisher
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Somehow, in this market, my wife and I were able to acquire a property in Cottonwood Heights Utah. That's a really great story there too, I think, but possibly for another thread. This property has the following details:

1600 sqft

4 B

1 B

0 Garage

Stackable Laundry in one of the bedrooms.

Open concept kitchen and living space.

My wife and I plan to move there and live as our primary residence, but eventually use the property as a rental. So, the question is, what is the best way to configure it? 

Option A:

2 B

2 Bath

1 car garage

They had converted the garage into a bedroom / storage room for skiis, gear, bikes, etc.

This option would combine 2 of the rooms, put an owner suite bathroom in there, and convert the garage back.

Option B:

3 B

1 Bath

1 car garage

Option C:

No changes, and me and my wife and daughter just grin and bear it with one bathroom.

I'd love to hear your thoughts!

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