Makes the exit that much more a pain.A "master" bedroom has to have a bathroom with a tub/shower and a nice big closet.

The house can actually be 4 bedrooms since the attic is finished and just needs a closet.

I ended up being a little over 50% on my March goals, and 90% by end of April for those goals (hopefully).For April, actionable items:1) Generate 5% response on direct marketing campaign2) Deploy new website for Denver Homebuyers3) Minimize (closets and basement), organize (office), scrutinize (marketing)4) One new deal under contract5) Hike more, WoW lessAlso on the radar:Smooth closing on both scheduled transactionsRE conference next week

I'd be half tempted to pickup one of those portable tent things and set it up in the driveway for him.

In essence I am selling a piece of paper and get paid before they go to the close table.

I have a gas hot water heater that is indoors in a closet that is about 7yrs old.

It was the only awkward space in the house, removing the wall separating the hallway, pushing the refrigerator into the closet behind, and moving the range off the end has completely transformed the space to being consistent with the rest of the house.  

Laundry leased assets in closet nets 220/yr.Individually metered electric (heaters), no HVAC (standard for that area and age unit), but building utilities run 5k/yr - probably business utilities not being paid - unsure.

My house is a 2 story (3/2) upstairs and downstairs 1/.5 + a huge family room and a bunch of closets I will never use.bought in 2009 for 745000 in the SF Bay Area Peninsula4/2.5 everything re-done in 2008zillow/trulia shows $1.4MThere is 1 exit through the garage and 1 private entrance through a side door/side yardI need to install a small kitchen , a shower and move the laundry room into the garage.

A friend's kid working in tech is renting a master bedroom CLOSET (walk in) in SF for $900/mo.