Does the layout and size of the house go more toward families with number of bed and baths or a individual?

I just drafted a layout for another project and wonder if I should go drywall all the way arround or not.

She knows the real estate layout and market indicators very well and is worth getting in touch with. 

Though we never bought any of the land, at one time we were looking at some, and actually drew a map showing highest and best use for the land and layout of the parcels (the property was also being rezoned) The City ended up using our map (we allowed them to) and they sold a few years later to another developer. 

But our growing family is quickly outgrowing this space and it's beginning to feel very crowded due to choppy rooms, small rooms and not an open layout.

What I am starting to hate about this whole process is that there is no communication process by which you can actually lay out the rehab numbers to the selling party to make your stand.

The floor downstairs and the master bath layout made this a very unique property.

The wholesaler told me that a permit was not required since they did not change the layout or change walls--just switch out sliding doors and replaced it with a wall.

Just make sure it's in a solid location, and that the bldg isn't suffering from major issues.Your intuition to leverage and buy another So Cal property is spot on- that's exactly how I made all my money here in San Francisco.

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