Renovations were mostly cosmetic but included a new roof, windows, siding, front and back porch and patio, new flooring, paint, kitchen, bathrooms, fixtures.

Unfortunately, getting the insurer to extend coverage beyond the bathroom may be an uphill battle.

I updated the bathroom/porch in the spring, and am finishing construction on a 2-stall garage (the previous garage was basically a large shed that I could not fit much in).Moving forward I am considering one of the following options to put my money and build equity:1.

As part of my strategy, I would like to build an master bath/bed extension, with its own entrance, to the three bedroom, two bath home mentioned in a different post.A 20'x15' (could be smaller) structure that can accomodate the bedroom and the bathroom.

This beautifully renovated single-story gem features 4 spacious bedrooms and 2 modern bathrooms, all nestled on a sprawling 9,000+ square foot lot in a tranquil cul-de-sac.

Ill be adding 250 sqft of space on top of updating everything and possibly adding another bathroom.

I started by patching about a dozen (not small) holes in the wall, re-doing all the drywall in the bathroom, installing new shower plumbing, putting in recessed lighting, installing seamless LVP throughout, texturing/priming/painting all walls, installing new 5 inch pine baseboard all around, and installing custom bathroom vanity/pantry cabinets, and hanging new custom shaker doors in the kitchen.

I need countertops installed for my kitchen and possibly bathroom. 

My latest vacation rental property is a charming 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom townhome located in Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood.

bathroom(s)?