If you're living in a home that needs considerable work, your living quarters will not be in the best shape.The beauty of it is that you don't have to do all of the work yourself but you would be able to do some of the work, thus saving you money.  

Prices are rising in Dane County, so we're seeing fewer homes under $300k than at the start of this period.

Inventories will rise for 2 reasons. 1. the cancellations means a bunch of homes will be back on the market, expect these cancellations to continue for a few months. 2.

I will take this all into consideration and make my next steps.Given the nature of todays climate with covid19, i dont even want a full walk through and just found out banks are not waiving full walkthroughs with cash out refinances.I will have to deal with this, but thank you all again.

If you allow a pet, charge them a non-refundable pet "consideration" fee. 

Some investors may be wiped out entirely, some may barely make it, and some will rise above it and change their investing strategies going forward to ensure they'll survive market shifts.

Take into consideration the greater economic picture, but don't stop looking for deals. 

The employer: 'Yes unfortunately we had to lay him off due to this pandemic, but it just important you take that into consideration because everyone needs shelter, you should certainly let him stay' ---- Couldn't agree more everyone does need shelter just like everyone does need food and water, the baffling question is... if the this employer is worried about the employees than why not just continue to pay them a salary during this entire thing?....

.~ OR ~You could hire a Registered Architect who could provide you with a professional feasibility study and report regarding your modification proposal that would take the above factors into considerations and give you a sharper insight of what you can and cannot do.  

Given it’s a relatively small unit in a high rise, I’d imagine my target tenant pool is a white collar, millennial worker in the neighborhood, possibly someone who moved from out of state for a tech job downtown?