There are always caveats though, like: Do you need permits to do the conversion, do you have egress so the bedroom is legal for someone to sleep in and will someone want to live in a basement "unit" without a stove?

Digital nomads don't want to have to be in their bedroom day and night sleeping and working and working and sleeping so you really need somewhere they can work that isn't the bedroom.

Believe me you will sleep much better with an investment in an HOA.

There was an intruder sleeping in the bedroom. 

What disturbs me is her attitude.

Online auctions maybe maybe not, they may even say drive by only or do not disturb tenants. 

my 4 bed with bonus room only has 2 bathrooms and sleeps 8-12.

@Nephtalie Pierre personally, if it's been as is for a number of years, I wouldn't even think twice of it, I'd let sleeping dogs be. 

I was aware of the vermiculite insulation(That has the risk of containing asbestos) but knew it didn't serve as a threat as long as it wasn't disturbed.

Purchase price: $405,970 Cash invested: $115,000 4-3 single-family residence sleeping 14 at the top of a serene hill with sweeping views of the entire Moreno Valley, Mt.