FURTHER CONTEXT...I currently run my own handyman business and often take-on projects to rehab bathrooms etc.

That shouldn’t be too hard either because the kitchen and bathroom are right next to each other only separated by a wall (would just need to figure out the hose bibs). 

We decided to focus on time home buyers, which is typically a young couple with kids looking for; a good school district, a backyard, 3bed room two bath, home, two car garage, a basement, an updated kitchen and bathroom, all painted an interesting neutral color scheme.

At 599 total heated square feet, the small tiny home will feature an open driveway, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, living and dining combo, all electric, with a full size washer and dryer.

We added $40K-$50K refinishing the hardwood floors, removing wallpaper, painting walls and updating the kitchen & bathroom with new cabinets, adding granite countertops and creating a BEAUTIFUL dining room off the kitchen that was wasted space as an enclosed porch, and also added french doors leading out to a newly-built pre-finished deck we added so the new owners could enjoy their gorgeous fenced in backyard.

I hope someone with experience can help.The property is a 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom house according to public records, but the current owner converted it into a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom about 10 years ago without permits and updates to the records.Questions: I'm planning to use a conventional loan.

In Texas HVAC/Heaters are one system $700 for a bathroom re-pipeI began recently upgrading my 1980s bathrooms with New Tub, New Bath/Shower faucets, and NICE, NEW tile from tub to ceiling......Cost labor and materials, $1700 per bathroom.$12K turn on large home, included new high quality carpet and full repaintHere lies the major deviation: Property type matters.....I have NO LARGE HOMES, I install NO CARPET.  

I have a few rentals that only have one bathroom and it isn't a problem. 

It’s a 2 bedroom 1.5 bathroom by LAX.

We updated key areas like the kitchen and bathrooms, improved the property's curb appeal, and addressed any necessary repairs to ensure the home was move-in ready.