One of these for the LR/Kitchen/Dining Room: https://www.amazon.com/pasapair-18000BTU-SEER-115V-Ductless/...2 of these, 1 for each bedroom: https://www.amazon.com/SIMOE-208-230V-Conditioner-Efficient-...$1500, you run a few feet of conduit to the compressors from the main and you're done. (2) 20A Circuits.

These neighborhoods offer a mix of amenities, access to transportation, and proximity to shopping, dining, and entertainment options. 3.

Finally, I asked the pest control guy what's wrong and he tells me when he got there, there's dirty dishes on the dining table, dirty dishes in the sink, and when he lifted up a mat next to the sink, about 50 roaches scattered.

I repainted a red dining room once and my first tenant said she would have liked it red.

Are you just utilizing the original bedrooms or do you convert the living room/dining/study etc into additional bedrooms?

The home is walking distance to groceries, dining,  and light rail,   and five minutes from I-5 via Ryan way.     

I like the open floor space in the living/dining, floor,  and choice of tiles and granite and the overall kitchen.  

I'm stunned to see that some use figures artificially inflated by the pandemic to sell their condos and "promising" returns that the buyers will never make.

Unless your location is in the middle of a 200+ miles commute between two destinations and very close to dining/entertainment, I’m guessing you’d have to offer it as a draw to bring people to your location. 99% of in-town people won’t NEED to charge but would charge if it was free.

Location is great as it surrounds tons of local shopping, dining, entertainment, and easy access to two main freeways.The description mentions that the land lease expires in December on 2063.