With the crazy things going on right now I’ve heard many prominent people talk about how they are building a remote property where they can grow food and go to if things get crazy.

If you are out in the burbs and want to cater to families (this comes with additional noise and wear and tear), 2bdrm would be best. 

The other issue was the property was so nice that it really only catered to a certain group of higher income individuals(Unrelated to renovation in general but something to keep in mind).

It would depend on the neighborhood and the renter types in the units above, as well as the risk of longer time on market compared to a Greige LVP cookie cutter apartment.A DIY would have a lot less money in it to risk.In a B area, maybe something like this (maybe--maybe not though--risk).Just some food for thought.Like a sports bar, with a black drop ceiling, water resistant LVP, and hide the sewer pipes in a closet. 

Food for thought. 

In such there is only a handful of certainties and those are people WILL need food, water & shelter.

Schmancy the rental up, add high end fixtures, market/cater to the Traveler.

I was sympathetic with the owner and tried to be as understanding as possible while still siding with my tenant and making sure that there were not any more issues or anything as the tenant is with me and is someone I need to support.Fast forward to April of this year the kitchen sink was clogged again due to too much food being in the drain.

Ultimately, I made this investment to ensure I have housing and can put food on the table when I'm older.

-Chris  Male sure the animals have food and water (or they will die) and stink the place up.Also, look in his phone contacts and other records for vet phone numbers, some animals take prescriptions-if you can figure out the pets names that helps a lot.If you and your family cannot handle the animals here is a list of No Kill Shelters in your area.https://www.nokillnetwork.org/d/Georgia/