My idea is to expand what will be the master bedroom to include the bathroom on the second floor into a master suite.

I use a CRM (Insightly) in my 9-5 and see the benefits of such a system, but that specific platform isn't the best suited for the REI environment.What CRM's are user friendly and helpful in the multifamily space?

You can make the apts small, finishes like tile, cabinets and counters are a fraction of the cost and that’s what separates luxury from affordable in my area.

It has become apparent you are not “ happy” with the unit and because of this in effort to appease you I’m allowing you to break the lease agreement we have and find yourself a new unit better suited for your needs  in order to make you happy . 

You would probably be far better off buying something with a mother in law suite or buying a 5 bedroom near UCR and renting it to students by the room.

How do you like the suit?

The appreciation investor doesn't have that luxury because "the future" IS the investment.

@Joe Garvin 73% is great...what are the lodging taxes like in your area.My wife and I are doing a mixed use project and building in 3 suites to be used as BnB...my expectation was 30% occupancy...which seems more in alignment with the BnB industry...is the high occupancy normal for you guys? 

Im currently living in a luxury building in Bergen county area by the water and my lease is up January 31st 2019.

As far as new 1-bedrooms coming to market,  most of these are luxury units and luxury price point.