Budgeting to building a "work network" to making a checklist on they type of property you are looking for.Reading has become part of my daily habit, and enjoy exchanging ideas with people who are in the same position as us as well as people that are 10 steps ahead of us.Good luck with your success!

Assuming of course that the finishing work was permitted and performed to code, and the new room's use conforms to habitability laws (for example, the bedrooms meet minimum dimension, ventilation, heating, and ingress/egress requirements).

No one else here will be harmed by whatever you decide; good or bad.Don't take the decision lightly, but also don't just listen to the negative comments either.

Live in flip can work here but I have seen many DIY "improvements" in Moreno Valley that harm the long term prospects for the home.

Then you need to back out renovation costs to make the property habitable and back out a 30% profit margin a MS that will give you a basis for the property itself to serve as a max offer.

You need to make the stars and planets line up, and you better be in a position to take the property down if you cannot move it - otherwise you WILL be another wholesaler out there harming sellers.

A bad "financial advisor" can do more harm than good.

I think there's a bad habit of folks simply saying "evict, evict, evict" without really having the details of a situation, or fully understanding the painstaking process and fees which can be associated with evictions. 

I did not receive any sleep that night and I had strongly felt that the new management had failed in its number one priority: to provide a secure living space for its residents which is protected under the implied duty of habitability.

I don’t see any harm there.