My hats off to you for hanging in there at 74.

Maybe they’ll build a wall around DC so that he can better control his new Kingdom!  

I am trying to get a good hang of the rehab costs since I’m new to the are (from Dallas).

It should be evident that so far he led me to ask questions how to be in legal compliance while following his model, rather than jump off the cliff blindfolded, believing that the "deals" are hanging all over the trees down the abyss, waiting for me to pick. 2.

I'd recommend starting with the lower hanging fruit than a large basement reno - if your comps are close but don't quite get you to your number.Finishing the basement (with proper egress) could push you over the top, but confirm with an appraiser first to ensure it counts.

If they won't replace the walls with the same quality materials they probably wouldn't do it for counters or floors either.  1.

It becomes their home and they can paint the walls any color they want.So, sometimes, it isn't just about the interest rate. 

Co-living also takes quite a bit of money to create more baths, walls, different electrical hookups, etc.

I see a lot of awesome amenity packed outdoor hang out spaces with outdoor pools posted on the many STR related social media accounts that I follow, but I don't really ever see any pool fences or other safety features highlighted. 

Did you put in a kit shower and the market is better with tile shower walls..