There's a crawl space underneath the house so it may be possible to add a second bathroom in the Dining room area of the bottom unit of the sketch.

You have to elegantly manage all the parties involved by maintaining as much control of the situation as possible.

I'm asking because I am estimating work on a place that has a three season about 14x18, off the dining area, separated by the typical patio doors.

Side B has LVP and the floors are badly faded in dining area by window.

The 3 main units are large (3-bedroom, all Queen+ sized) with separate dining and living rooms - so I feel that Electric heating will be too pricey - especially considering that the vinyl windows are not very well sealed and I do not currently have the budget to replace.

Should we just leave that room and make it more living area or dining room, or should we just make it a garage again?

I’m starting to scale up an dI need to tighten up my systems.

Isn't there a more elegant way to write a formula to get the TOTAL return, including appreciation, then the way I'm doing it here?

My introduction to master lease was when I did a shared living environment with seniors; five suites and s shared living, dining and kitchen, so I can’t wrap my mind around your concept?

I think it def makes the space look more elegant.