The scope of work done was the master bathroom was enlarged to fit a tub.

@Ben F., it depends on if you are willing to sell them individually.

In the event you do get stuck, there are various private loan options out there to help you accomplish the third R if the bank or conventional lender simply says 'no' for any of those annoying reasons that do not fit FNMA guidelines...To answer your question directly, income is a very important part of those FNMA guidelines. 

So creativity is my only ally and I hope this little tidbit can help you; If at all possible find stock windows at a local store and modify the openings at your current location to fit.  

If you have the funds/lending and came across a home that fits your numbers then go for it!  

Try a meetup or REIA and find a Realtor or a title company and they should be able to point you in the direction of a lender that fits your criteria. 

I will be happy to jump on a call and see if we are a good fit!

If it were me, I would search for a property that fits my criteria whether it is tenant occupied or not.

Start looking at local brokerages and see which model fits your personality, as well as what you're hoping to accomplish in your career. 

That way you are getting insight from locals on the best professionals out there to fit your needs.