I baking soda on carpets or carpet freshener with baking soda leave it on a day or twoPlain vinager to wipe over surfaces and set out some in a bowl in funky closetsYou can wash drapes curtains in two cups of it after you dry them it don't smellAlso worked on several coats I left in an unused closet  used two cups and it removed musty smell.

I'm hoping the wall can be extended out, although that takes away from bedroom.FYI The garage was converted to bedroom and this utility closet was added in back.

Downstairs: gutting and opening up the kitchen, adding a dishwasher, gutting and enlarging the main bathroom and gutting the 1/2 bath, enlarging the master bedroom closet, adding laminate floors and new paint.

We lock up when we leave, keep tools out of sight and in closets, etc.

Some stuff I did to get inside and show you care;The grand welcomes,Ceiling fanNew garbage disposalStrip light under cabinetNew light fixture(s)Under sink storage rack screwed in typeUpper shelf in closet or utility areaOther vistsSanded drawer guideCheck cabinet latches and tightenClothes rod holders screwed inTub enclosure adjustments serviceTouch up paintUse wood tone or white marking pen on woodworkTighten door knobsAdd window latches, wax guides3 in 1 on door hingesFix any dripping faucet, shower head-replace the disk in the headSome things I can remember, but there's tons of stuff you can do.Takes less than ten minutes and keeps stuff running smooth.Best of all, it's one on one time and not about the "business" side, always asking where rent is or reminding them to return the trash cart, it's positive LL time, show you care about how well they live in your unit.

Sometimes there's three bedrooms, but one is missing a closet.

(knock on wood).put Panasonic fans in each bathroom. they are the best and it's just a few bucks more than the crappy Nutone from HD.not sure why people are having problems with disposals. i put brand new one in each house.put slotted bifold closet doors if closet has exterior wall. it will allow air movement, so wall will not mold.

Locating the extra bath near the existing plumbing makes all that easier to accomplish.As far as bedrooms go, you will be putting up a wall, a closet, and a door at minimum.

Approach it this way, "those areas need to remain empty for 2 reasons, one is so that if there is a repair emergency it can be accessed quickly to minimize damage, and 2 if there is ever a fire those items especially in those areas will contribute to the spread of the fire and the difficulty of putting it out"I know in my lease where I rent I signed a clause saying that my garage is for me other areas(attic, crawlspace, outside water heater closet) are off limits for storage or use.

There were several issues noted as relates to the roof including staining in the ceiling of one of the closets and moisture noted in the attic....That to me suggests current and past leakage...something that was never disclosed.