Doesn’t matter wether 10/15/20 foot units.  

Option 2, sell it at a loss, relieve yourself from the headache and learn from the experience.I would not recommend doubling down and make foundation repair and split the property into 1 units.  

I'm putting my best foot forward on this, but as I'm getting closer and closer to making this a reality, I'm getting more anxious.

I recently had an estimate of $20,000 to create a basement egress window and I put my foot down and told my GC that I was going to rent the excavator, and we found much cheaper supplies, and were doing the project ourselves.

I am looking to come in on the 4th though so I can do some scuba diving and site seeing as this will be my 1st time in Cancun.If interested in room hacking and we seem to get off on the right foot, I can look into converting it to a two bed room.I am an IT Manager for the day to day. 

Since I am based in the Bay Area, the price per square foot is higher.

I initially wanted to do a BRRR but since I'm not the from the area, real estate agents are telling me I should maybe start out with a turnkey to get my foot in the door?

Used the rest of the funds to turn part of the front building into retail store fronts which leased for 150% more on a per square foot basis.

What is the average cost per foot to do those items, mainly the electrical, plumbing as well as all new sheetrock. 

Key lessons learned: use a cost-per-square-foot estimate from previous projects rather than relying solely on GC quotes, as they often underbid but end up costing more in the long run.The property is under a 2-year lease at $1,750/month.