You will be able to charge premium rent but NOT necessarily have to spend on all the bells and whistles such as crown molding, 42" cabinets (vs. 36") cabinets, real hardwood flooring (vs. engineered hardwood), porcelain tile (vs. ceramic tile), etc.  

I was recently in a home in Crown point IN.. ( I know long way from Portland Oregon) and they had the same tile and it was a fix and flip remodel selling at 150k..

I've done some purchases via Uline, Grainger, and Crowns Office Supplies in which I've paid them off with in 14 days of the purchase.

Our 1930 building has old hardwood, high ceilings, big windows, crown molding, etc.

Like finishing filler strips or own crown molding.And if a door gets damaged.

I am in no way trying to imply I do any halfassery :) Crown moulding and a boxed out frame usually make up the difference in thickness on the 2x3 trailer walls. 

Call Crown Electric.

The more thorough the Architect can be the better...some of the best even provided me with detail sheets about how they wanted the crown molding built.But Architect's need to stay in their lane as well.

I need to add an egress window to a home.I definitely want to contract the concrete cutting and may or may not want to contract the whole job.Any recommendations - advice?Thank you in advance

Born and raised here in Poky and planning staying for a long time.