There is no telling what repairs or unexpected expenses will come up.

It does require a dedicate GFCI outlet.

Terms should include interest rates, repayment schedules, and contingencies for unexpected issues.

Establish a clear process for handling these requests and keep an emergency fund for unexpected repairs.Tenant Relations: Communication is key.

If you contact zillow through a bunch of ways (they also have social media outlets where you can comment, and that's what we did, in addition to all the other methods of contacting them) my understanding is they eventually do get back to you and are reasonable in resolving matters. 

They may look promising on paper but often underperform in reality due to management challenges and unexpected expenses.Given your situation, a SFH in a good area of South Jersey could be a solid starting point.

How do you typically handle unexpected costs or delays in your real estate projects?

It can be very stressful dealing with contractors, budgets, and the dreaded unexpected.

Your emergency fund is a great cushion, but be ready for unexpected expenses.

Seems renovating this part of the attic would require ceiling insulation, drywall, flooring, electrical outlets, & heating source.My concern is that a reappraisal wouldn't add anything to legal square footage.