Can put in kitchens and bathrooms as well.

Should I add a second bathroom?  

Our local assessor views bedrooms as not adding value to the assessed price, only sq footage to a home or a bathroom and this space is already included in the current foot print.But for resale value, if we ever sell it or for appraised and rentability value, we think we should permit it.What are the pros and cons of it?

@Jake Navarra definitely the kitchen but the bathrooms are just as, if not more, important to focus your rehab dollars. 

New kitchen, 600 square feet of tile replaced with hardwood, new vanity tops, lights, door knobs and paint.

I need to replace the floors on my house i'm planning on tile in the bathrooms and laminate wood every place but two rooms and the stairs which will be carpet .

The first floor is a body shop/used car lot and the second floor is a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment.

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Who keeps leaving toothpaste all over the bathroom counter?

Bathroom and kitchen need full do over as well.So, here are my repair cost ballparks, what do you think of my estimates?