Added very pricey (super nice) sliding door and deck, which I could have save 15k had I known I was going to rent it out.Does make it more desirable to tenants or future buyers, I suppose Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I posted pictures in the other thread that I linked to in my OP above....So you are for option B, just swap them out for say, $100 for a guy to do it (PITA to get up on deck and through door, not worth my time) and sell the existing ones that are in there?

Purchase was $90k and required a $10k rehab including a new Trex deck.

I think it ran about $2,400 for all the materials including the weather-head & all ancillary conduit.BUT build a shed or a deck & you'll need a permit ???

If there are already 2 layers of roofing, you may be required to have both layers stripped off and new decking and roofing material installed.  

I asked him to quote me the job and he quoted almost 5k - this is a 1200 sq ft home no basement and this doesn’t include the deck which needs painting too. 

I added 194 sf to the property with an additional bathroom added. i expanded the master bedroom and added a master walk in closet. i added a 200 sf deck and put in french doors from the dinning rm to open up the space to the back yard.

I added 194 sf to the property with an additional bathroom added. i expanded the master bedroom and added a master walk in closet. i added a 200 sf deck and put in french doors from the dinning rm to open up the space to the back yard.

The one with three screws that hold the blade in place, not a knob.

My investor financed it with a private lender and made a GEM including a finished basement, Juliet Balcony, roof deck, and a cleverly made enclosed parking space in the back.