In the last few months we have really ramped up our remodel in hopes of finishing early this year and building a nice new primary residence for my growing family.

Push come to shove you want to be able to get a tenant in the home as quickly as possible if you cant finish the reno and you cant do that if the whole property is torn apart.

I'm almost finished and will come out with ~$100k in equity to play with.

Cleaning up two units -- will resurface the parking lot and add landscaping to finish off outside.

If you mean how long a typical transaction takes from start to finish that'd be about 30 days.

Immediately rented at a premium due to the high level of finish and location.

More importantly, egress window with certain operable area requirements and a sill height of no more than 44" from finished floor.In my specific village, add to the above minimum of 150 sq ft.Finally, as others mentioned, legally having a bedroom and functionally having a bedroom can be vastly different.  

The outcome was very successful, we were able to go through it from start to finish it and sold it for a substantial higher amount than we initially thought.

Have any of you started part-time while you finished another job/career and then transitioned to full-time after?

Rehab budget was 10k due to the PO leaving all the materials to finish in the house.