I'm going to totally rework the entire property in 2-3 phases. 

Because of this stigma, veterans are losing out on homes so the VA is looking to rework their requirements. 

@David Tyrel might want to rework your numbers. 150% vacancy means you will be paying people not to live there.

Do any of you have too much RE work and not enough man power?

I’m considering reworking the existing downstairs addition to be 2 stories in order to add a second (full or half) bathroom upstairs and/or doing something more productive with the wasted community space connecting the stairs and upstairs BRs (i.e. - add a bathroom there or create a 4th BR).

Eventually we fired the first contractor (losing $$$$$ we paid him) and hired a new contractor who is now reworking some of our former contractors work and finishing the addition.

Investing in RE, working FT, and pursuing grad school, is a lot to do simultaneously.

List out all of the “objections” that you come up with and rework your presentation to try to have those objections answered.

Taking down walls, reworking plumbing/gas, etc would be more major work that adds time and cost.Once your unit is updated, kick out another tenant, move into their unit and rent out the updated unit for more money. 

Also interested in your work and some of the ways you made RE work for you.