Finish product was 4 bed 3 full bath.

They just finished approving my mortgage and are set to do an appraisal on Wednesday.

Lastly, if you are relying on the city to help with resolving code violations, add more time for that too.For the level of finishes, review 20+ properties that are currently for rent in that exact area. 

(Think 4-plex with one exterior door, but the basement/garden level units aren't finished units) Note: There are no egress windows in the basement so I am unable to convert the property into a 4-plex, nor do I currently have the funds to take on that much rehab work.One of the basement "units" is unfinished (see picture) and I'm looking for creative uses for this space that will provide extra income for the property.

I will probably need about 100K to complete the rest (Insulation, Sheetrock and Interior Finishes).

@Odie Ayaga I have another home that I am finishing up.

So it will be a little lower than $40,000 of taxable income.I recently just finished the coding bootcamp, so I am currently not employed yet, but is looking for a job.

When I went to see the finished work, they were so proud of their paint job which had horrible cut-ins (actually, there really weren't any) and there were runs/drips on the walls. 

Instead of the typical 30 day, we extended the contract a bit to allow them time to finish up.Reason #2: I ran into a HUGE hurdle with financing because I had a non-occupant co-signer in my dad.

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