And she doesn't make any bones about repurposing stuff.  

Also, around the toilet will be a half-wall framed in to give the toilet a little privacy if someone is bathing.Selling this house as a 3/1 with a ,luxury bathroom/washroom will be easier and more profitable when that time comes as oppose to selling it as a 2/1 with a 30 square foot, shower-only, bathroom.There have no issues or bones to pick with any of my partners thus far.

It was caused by the previous owner left a huge meat bone (undiscovered) in the bottom shelf (the tenant are all Vegetarian), and the tenant turned on the oven to cook.

Sounds good on paper but always noise issues, shared utilities, yards, garages everything becomes a bone of contention.For conversions, there are codes issues with the separation of living quarters and fire suppression.

That just really hit my funny bone.  

Seems like there is not enough meat on the bone on this.

If it's on the MLS, will there even be enough meat on the bone - if your Buyer/s scatter?...

But, bones of prop look good, provided I get it below 300k, preferably below 250, rehab and resell for 500k minimum.

@Michael Didion I would do central AC on any property unless it was a very bare bones low end unit.

That is definitely a factor for looking at this one.However, I'm just not certain there is enough 'fat on the bone' from this property to justify a $100,000 investment.