Does anyone in the Seattle are have the process for converting the single utilities into two? 

Ceiling fans, 40 inch Roku smart TV, and all utilities are included.

I would use the flat covering, but have the side by the house raised an inch or so for proper water flow. 

On entering the bathroom, I discovered the powder, and the odor, were INCHES of talcum powder on the floor where this person apparently "bathed" with the talcum powder, then carried/spread it throughout the apartment.

There is also a 5-year rule for Roth IRA conversions, where converted amounts must remain in the Roth IRA for at least five years to avoid penalties on earnings.

And for the floor (which will be about 50-60 sq ft) 1/2 inch small tile flooring.

Purchase price: $190,000 Cash invested: $190,000 SFR purchased as residence and converted to rental after 5 years.

If you're not careful, you can have your entire gain converted into non-exchangeable ordinary income. 

However, construction and material rates are fairly close across the nation.The only half decent deals I've seen within this sector that make it financially feasible is to find an existing warehouse that could be converted to smaller spaces if possible, which helps cut down on time the property remains unleased.

One cool thing about the 203k is, although the FHA loan only allows the property to be up to 4 units, you can actually buy a 5-unit or 6-unit and convert it back down to a 4-unit, and it will still qualify.