You need a portable alarm system from simply safe.No hard wiring ,no drilling into walls,100 percent transferable from property to property,and they scare the heck out of squatters and thieves.You should also upgrade the door locks and window locks as well.Put alarm signs all over the front of a the property and their is a good chance no one will even approach the doors to try to break in.

He started barking non-stop one day and we went out to discover that our portable carport we had just bought had blown into their yard and the legs were banging back and forth against their roof.  

Over forty years ago I paid for a course from "Dave Del Dato" which I still have in my closet at home. 

Everything is functional but the bathrooms, kitchen, doors, closets are outdated. 

The owner was an older lady and the house was unbelievably cute but the master bedroom had no closet (she used wardrobes; not unusual in these old homes) and the "second" bedroom really wasn't a bedroom at all; had no door off the kitchen, no closest, only able to hold less than a twin sized bed, and contained the washer and dryer. 

I think I would make a tub perpendicular to the existing one and lose the linen closet if that is what the little door is. 

I converted the second family room into a bedroom by adding a closet ($1,000).

However, I am confident that there is a reason that the appraiser did not count the extra BR (either not permitted, not proper egress, no closet, etc.). 

Gas smell near utility closet?

Looking for your input on how to finish the closets.