It can end up costing you much more if you have to tear down and re do.. this is assuming you want to up grade the whole bathroom ie.. new water valve, maybe raise the height of the shower etc.

His called me once to install some light bulbs in the stair case area because his afraid of heights. 

First 2 family - bought mid-height, then recession, rents went down, bled money for 2+ years, then got sued due to tenant stupidity, then sold after taxes and depreciation walked away with about .50. 

The trimming is lousy, wall boards bounce, large gaps...detail is horrible.In NYC i could get a total gut job and have installed: Proper sheetrock & durock wall backing, a new shower body with single lever handle & spout, porcelain floor tiles throughout, porcelain wall tiles surrounding the tub to ceiling height, tub, sink, new vanity, baseboard, prime and paint and 2 light fixtures for 10-13K. 

This included raising the existing electrical line to the new height requirements, a new conduit riser, and service head (I may have those names wrong).  

They're generally the units that hang up on the wall at ceiling height in each room.Pros:- Can accommodate central AC install with little renovation- More efficient at cooling/heating because you're heating or cooling each room individuallyCons:- Expensive initial investment- Unit hanging in every room- "More" maintenance (more moving pieces to break)

Do you expect other cities in the Cleveland, Ohio area like Euclid, Cleveland Heights, Garfield Heights & Newburgh Heights to follow suit?

Got an expensive termite & crawl space repair needing to be done before closing required by the underwirter, totaling about 8K, including termite treatment, organic growth treatment, digging out dirt for enough crawlspace height clearance, stiff legs insulation, vapor barrier, 6 crawl space vents (2 powered & 4 regular), and 5 vent wells. 

Also Cleveland heights and Euclid..what parts of Columbus would be recommended?

AndreHey @Andre Crabb I did something similar a year ago in Tampa Heights with a garage conversion, but the main house was an investment property, not a primary.