Go on to Ross Chapins site, and look at some of the projects they're designing.

I am not far from that plan.  1 extra roll of TP in each bathroom1 towel for each guest +1 extra for up to a 3 night stay.  2 extra towels for more than 3 nights  (I send out my linens to a wash house that charges by the pound)No extra bed linens unless they are staying longer than a weekSame kitchen stuff as you but only have 2 light bulbsAA and AAA batteries for remotesThrow away most items except for the (3) pairs of brand new size 13 nike's my son wears now and new designer flip flops my non-cleaning lady wears.

Community 2nds are down payments assistance programs that are backed by a community program that is designed to encourage home ownership among lower income people.

3236...Brittney - if you need any help with site design or entitlements, that's my bread and butter.  

Develop and implement your designed plan. 

@uriah a designer once told me, you need contrast AND accent.

I posted earlier with the design and someone brought up the fact of the range needing ventilation.

Based on pictures, one of the BP member ( contractor) is confident that it's poor design for shower and suggesting to redo it.

But do what works for you, but make sure you're treating this A) a business and B) a business asset that helps you meet your designed goal.And finally, CONGRATULATIONS.

I recently helped a buyer to get a brand new trailer home that was a double-wide and over 2,200 sq ft - 3 beds, 2 full baths, in a 55+ community for $147,000 with upgrades for a car port and central air.The unit I have under contract with a buyer in a different 55+ park is a manufactured home, also 3/2 with car port and central air at $179,900 - and it was built in 1985.If you're thinking of buying individual homes to rent to tenants, I'd consider a 55+ park on the theory that people that age will hopefully not be engaged in as many, shall we say, "youthful indiscretions".