We have 6 listings total across a few arenas and here’s what I can you:Example:Our Los Angeles master bedroom only (no access to the rest of the home—but with a private restroom and kitchenette inside) 10 min from universal city stays occupied.

The area we invested in will drive the rent rates more than our remodel because it is VERY desirable.Just wanted to get some input about whether you think its worth remodeling the restrooms for a long-term buy and hold or let it ride a few years

(Disclaimer I didn't read the articles) I don't know where they got that data but spending 60k on a restroom is absurd?!

Excludes taxes, insurance & CAM4) Build out: Landlord will provide white box, complete 6 offices/exam rooms with plumbing, 2 ADA restrooms & 1 break room.

I was renting a room in a house when the toilet in the restroom next to my room overflowed (not at my fault) and flooded half of my room.

For example I have this property in mind 3bdr , 1 restroom , 1100sqft two story , lot size 6000sqft.

There is no way I'm going to spend that much on my restroom because I live in a C neighborhood.

You will want somewhere where people can come in and out of the restroom without being noticed by dinner or living room guests- ideally.  

So I bit the bullet and hired a contractor who told me that he would be willing to take care of the issue and bring the bones of this restroom up to today's building code and assured me that it would be done correctly and properly. 

So I'm thinking if I do it in pieces, maybe start with the big things first like plumbing and electrical, then move on to putting some walls in/kitchen cabinets and restroom features that way the cost will be easier to swallow.