Wondering.. do I need to get any permitting or anything to add electrical to the room, flooring, closet, and make a small room?

Prospective tenants let themselves in and out.

Start creating a list of prospects to show once your people move out.

Situation: - Prospecting for seller leads to buy properties directly for my company - No commission are being exchanged. - No seller or listing agent involved - I am a licensed agent - I am not asking the seller to list their home, I am buying it. 

He stated there is a 500 sq ft addition but it wasn't permitted.

You can get professional pictures for as little as $200. 3) Look at the "views" or "saves" your ad is getting on Zillow or other sites from prospective renters.

Some complications likely if u cross state lines.If you have the prospects of new solid tenants coming in I would recommend encouraging early moves, even to the extent of helping with movers or refunding the unused parts of last months rent.

I have a tear down quote for $8000 that includes permits. 

My husband has installed all new windows/sliders, framed out the basement, submitted deck plans to the permit office, and we've layed out the back yard designs.

However, once the old tenant left, every single prospect that came forward could not afford more than $800.