I'd be happy to walk you through it if you're curious.

In the MOST extreme case, I can walk from a rental, but not from my home. 

Or is it necessary to walk through with a structural and MEP engineer and a contractor before putting numbers together?

You can double check the cleaners, do walk throughs on off days to check for things they miss, manage the maintenance and see how they do, the positives are endless I think.I have full faith that you can do it yourself and kick a ton of a$$!

The extra bedroom May increase interest in the property, but when people actually walk through the house and see how small the room is and that they will have to go to the garage to do laundry I do not believe it would help the sale in most cases. 

@Devang Patel are you looking to walk away from investing all together?

The inspection hasn't happened yet, and we haven't had a contractor walk through, but I'm thinking ahead to next steps.Do you folks have guidance on what exactly you communicate to your general contractor for what you need in a rental when you're looking to redo a a decent amount without any demo or major overhauls?

Is it a walk out basement?

Otherwise you did all that work learning the game to walk away with very little. 

The one I’m with and one that did a no call no show on me to walk the property lol.