If you could provide me with a rough overhead floorplan for the rooms with approximate dimensions and some photos I could try and assist.

Last rental I followed my usual protocol of info overkill on a Craigslist ad: lots of pics including building exterior and window view, a drawn floor plan with dimensions, and lots of description and saying we credit check.

I believe according to IRC a habitable room (such as a bedroom) must be 70sqft and not have a dimension smaller than 7 ft.

Go to the garden center with a picture and the dimensions of the window, and get help constructing the right group of plants for the box.

I'm doing an assignment for 399k given the dimensions of the SFR, the size of the lot and the property values in the area there are very limited comps, current ARV is 500k+ it needs 10 to 15k for a basic cosmetic rehab, however the updated properties around the area have sold for 700+ so the potential for profit is there...ISSUE: I've reduced the original price and a few investors have gone by but the main thing that comes up is the exposure to a popular street (for the locals, It's on the corner of Shea Blvd and 61st St).

Other than the obvious things about unhooking the building and jacking the building up onto a transport, somebody basically need to calculate the dimensions of the streets and turns all the way to the new location. 

You also setup "classes" (sort of a "third dimension" to your accounts) -- each building is a class. that way you can do a profit and loss byh "class" and it will break out your PL per building!

It's pretty easy to install if your room is less than 12' wide in one dimension since you won't have to seam it.

Helps to have dimensions of a tape measure in some houses.Good Luck!

For anyone interested . . . here is the layout/concept we came up with for a few of the rooms:Kitchen:Bathroom Concept 1:Bathroom Concept 2 (same dimensions as #1, just a different floorplan: