I opted for a more complicated approach which requires a developer and never ending modifications which I anticipated -- yet frustrating at times.   

I just worked with an owner who wanted to sell his property that he used as a vacation rental and your question came up when some investors approached about the deal.

Giving up a bathroom at first and maybe a room later to increase this area demonstrates a calculated approach to realizing the full potential of your property.It's important to think about a few important elements before making any selections.

I may try this approach with a next property because I like the low down payment.

Its the classic financial philosophical clash between Dave Ramsey's debt-averse approach and Robert Kiyosaki's leverage-focused strategy.

The partnership with Seth Choate exemplified our collaborative approach to maximizing property value through strategic investments.

seller approached my partner wanting to sell an outdated car repair shop. we negotiated the deal from $170,000 to $120,000 being as we needed to put in some serious remodeling.

This approach is perfect for using private financing initially and then doing a DSCR loan later to maximize their investment strategy.

For instance - for a Conventional loan (not heloc), at a minimum, my UWs would take the most conservative approach and average this over the last two years.

I consistently advocate for a balanced approach to investing, and that’s what I do myself.I recently held an entire workshop on my concept of ‘total return investing.’