I would just be adding a bedroom and bathroom in the basement by cutting an egress window and adding some new plumbing and a couple walls.

Used good 1/2 inch 8lb pad.Kitchen: Cabinets, appliances, sink, countertop and bead board paneling 2,300Plumbing, new water heater 2800Electrical upgrades: 1800New deck: 1600Bathroom: sink, commode, shower surround, bead board paneling. 400All new lights 450Dumpster fees (3 30yd) 1200Clear the yard 2000Other landscaping 500New furnace and now duct work 4000Paint exterior 350Paint interior 350HAHAHAHA oh man I'm depressedSo the numbers will look like hell but in 2 yrs it won't mean much. 

In the future you will be adding employees to your team and those who are strong in your weaknesses will add tremendous value.

I'm with @Jd Martin, if it's a usable space then I would look into it as it'd be added value and selling point to a renter.

All funds that went into the property could be added to the cost-basis (so long as you have documented that appropriately), and after the sale you would pay taxes on the net gains (since it would be out of your ROTH IRA)(2) Your ROTH IRA can borrow funds (from a non-disqualified party to your ROTH IRA) as a non-recourse loan and then you can complete the project on the property and sell it.

Banks will pay him 1% or less to put it in savings, so you are offering a better return to him.Assuming your numbers are accurate and making a few assumptions as to costs that need to be added to it, I broke down the deal and the numbers look good.

They can be stubborn, but once you show them how the numbers work they will be happy to accept the extra income.If you plan on creating a list, I would be interested to be added as well.

I had asked for the cost of the constable to be added to the eviction judgement, based on expecting this particular tenant not to move out after evicted.

Finally pm me if you'd like to be added to my list.

Also, there is sealer additives that can be added when mixing the grout, so you don't need sealing afterwards.