I own a pressure washing company and it is my main way to fund my future real estate endeavors.How can I add value to realtors in my area to become their "go-to" pressure washing guy?

You don’t need a third “job” dealing with tenants, leaky sinks, broken down washing machines, etc.

Anything additional (i.e. laundry, dishwasher, high-end finishes) will give your apartment more appeal and likely attract more buyers but it may not necessarily translate to a higher purchase/appraised value.Hopefully this helped.Best of luck to you moving forward!

We added on a lower level master bedroom, walk-in closet and bath along with a laundry room.

The added area is having a small laundry room with water heater in there.My idea - Converting it to a 4 bed 2 bath by adding closet to the second living room and converting laundry room to bathroom.But how can I move around water heater and washer dryer?

Originally the home was a 3-1 with a full bath on the first floor, but the investor I purchased the duplex from had drawn a floor plan to convert the smallest bedroom in each unit into a full bath and with laundry upstairs.

The property is about 8 acres and consists of 40 spaces which includes 20 mobile home pads, 20 long-term RV Pads, and a stick-built barn for storage and laundry.

Was he involved in religious institution, VFW, civic clubs, other organizations?

As a general contractor, we do these in both single family lots as well as multi family properties and the new ADU laws also allow you to convert non livable existing space like hallways, laundry rooms, etc into livable space so long as you meet fire codes.

There is also room for adding value by adding a storage area(currently unfinished room) and adding laundry in basement.