There are people that prefer a tub and has has been said if there is a child,  mother's use the tub to bathe them.  

Just curious, if you're talking $150-300 per square foot, and adding 2,000 sqft, how are you going to make a decent profit?

I think this ties in well with Tom Stanley's Out Patient care theory, that the more money / cash gifts that the adult child receives from his / her wealthy parents, the less likely he or she will be economically productive and financially independent as an adult.

I've been quoted $2-3 per foot which would cover living room, kitchen, dining, master bedroom and bath, with add'l $500 for each add'l bedroom. 

i'm gonna start a thread called " be the parent child relationship with the tenant buyer"If you lose control of the tenant buyer as far as getting them to get the mortgage and pay the rent on time you have a big problemIf you are young and doing Rent To Own you can use appeal to a higher authorityThrow the property into a property trust and say "hey the trustee won't allow that ...I'd like to help you with that, but I just can't let you do it because the trustee will not allow that"If it were up to me…...

Even though the window well has a plastic cover I dug down to the footings & filled the lower section with stone to allow drainage into the weeping tile & it has been very efficient.

My fiancé and I are expecting our first child and will need more space soon.

First I would check the price against price per square foot land and price per square foot building.

Entrepreneurs are shooting themselves in the foot not taking advantage of this.My only recommendation is to get it for exactly what you need.

The last tile I used, I got from Home Depot for 0.78/sq foot.