If you purchased less than 6 months ago, your PP is in the comp.Captioning a picture of someone shooting themselves in the foot in the BRRR dictionary is what you wrote. 

Make sure you understand how you will compete against them.Town 3:Reviewing the ordinances, they only allow 60 foot long buildings with every 20 feet being offset forward or back from the next one.

You can take down a 600sq foot building in a day.

FHA loans are a great way to get your foot in the door.

Other than that try to network with house flippers in your area, you may be able to get a ballpark of what they're spending per sq foot, as long as you understand this will be just a preliminary number to see if the house is worth checking out further. 

On ARV in Knoxville I would say between $100-$130 a square foot is pretty typical.

If it was a normal tub/shower combo it would take up a foot LESS of space too.Our question is: Would we decrease the value of the house by getting rid of the expensive tile and jacuzzi and replacing it with a normal tub/shower that’s more in style and less dangerous to get into?

One of the comps they used is outside of what I would consider to be the relevant geographic district and it was significantly lower per square foot.

From personal experience, you could wake up swimming in a foot of water! 

I am considering purchasing a 12k sq foot building with architectural plans  already in place to convert to 12-14 condos.