This also helps in neutralizing certain problem areas such as small bedroom, awkward spaces, etc..

Unless the master is huge, I have a feeling most people would prefer to have the extra space in the master for other stuff.It may cost a bit more to move the plumbing, but unless you're seeing other houses in your area that have a washer/dryer in the master, it's probably better to spend the money and make the house more conventional.

More and more space is being built to keep up with demand, but rentals are at over 95% occupancy.

I lease space in this multi-tenant fully occupied office building and have the first right of refusal whenever it is put up for sale.

What corp America does in Residential, well, I do not get too excited.For me, I look at inventory of avail residential houses and how tight is credit for buyers.FHA is loosing somewhat, but there are the Millennials not buying homes stifling the housing market.  

Another possibility might be adding additional sources of income - renting out the common space/room in the office if you have one, to the tenants for birthday parties etc, vending machines, coin operated laundry, pet fees, pet non refundable pet deposits.  

I'm looking forward to the feedback that others have on this forum, and if any of them were looking at the re-introduction post, it was a chance to network with others who are in the same space as I am, in much the same way as agents with other agents, etc.

You can only see it from under house in crawl space. 

Hope that filled in some of the spaces. :)

I'm in Rock Hill and the inventory seems to be really tight!