Purchase price: $135,000 Cash invested: $35,080 Sale price: $230,000 During this rehab we replaced the central a/c, created a Master Bedroom with an enclosure to the Great Room, changed all lighting fixtures, replaced all broken glass, painted full interior, fixed all issues with wiring, countertops, backsplashes, appliances, sinks, faucets, vanities, as well as floating laminate wood throughout except for the Laundry Room, Kitchen, & Bathrooms.

That may be a very tall order for a local bank.Big banks are kind of all over the map as far as what they'll do in what jurisdictions.

Adding a full master suite on top floor with soaking tub and walk-in glass/tiled shower.

I can see you look at the glass of water as half full.  

Im a glass half full kindof person so I wanted to lean toward "maybe that just means opportunity?"

Address: 9291 Morning Park Dr CONSTRUCTION Type Details Our Cost Paint/Repair Exterior Yard Cut tree limbs back from house $74.75 Sheds Fence Roof Repair shingle on back of house in valley by back door $86.25 Exterior Doors Door Hardware Keys Trash Removal Sub floor Repair Flooring-Wood Flooring-Tile/Laminate Flooring Carpet Doors Paint and Repair Interior Paint all walls doors and trim $977.50 Finish one repair on garage wall and repair another and paint garage walls $86.25 Paint both sides of exterior door going into garage and its jam $51.75 Clean and paint return air grills $0 Bathroom Kitchen Windows Glass Repair Blinds Install 7 blinds $80.50 Plumbing Electrical HVAC filters Change out air filters $40.25 Rent Ready MISC Replace electrical covers where needed , Install light bulbs where needed , Replace toilet seats 3 , Install batteries in smoke detector on both levels of home $120.75 Pest Control Cleaning Appliances Construction Bid ONLY Total $1,518.00 Additional recommended OPTIONS not included in Construction Bid: Lots of siding on chase that needs replaced, will take 9 pieces, 16 ft. then paint repairs $402.50Repair floor in back shed by door its falling in $97.75

Not impossible, of course, but maybe a tall order for a beginner.What about universities, military bases, large factories, etc? 

I usually give my clients a bottle of Veuve Clicquot and a couple of flute glasses.

However, I just found out one of the tenants who was on a month to month lease will be moving out September 1st (our move in date).So the question is:Do we use this opportunity to upgrade that unit which would include adding a sliding glass door in the kitchen, removing the wall separating the kitchen and living room, and tiling bathroom floors?

The front unit is larger with a better view and has tall ceilings and windows like what you would see in an early 1900's commercial 2nd story space.