We tried to design it to fit well in the sweet little neighborhood and have the style of the old Ann Arbor homes, which sell like hotcakes, but the amenities of a newer house--mud room/first floor laundry, master suite with luxury bath, large kitchen, etc.

We have one roommate living with us.My thoughts are to remodel the current house add a master suite to the bottom of our split level foyer.

I understand I am fortunate to have the opportunity to get a Masters degree but like I said, I'm not a student.

Does anyone know about how a master lease option would affect an FHA loan in the state of Tennessee?  

I'm looking to tackle this head on and master this niche.

Master bath remodel included new tile for shower enclosure, new mirror and new lighting with LED lamps.  

@Juan Jimenez We have done a lot of work on our own houses (3 in the past) and my husband is a master electrician/electrical engineer and I passed the general contractor exam (just haven't gotten my license yet as I haven't needed it) so I think we will be ok doing a little work on this first one.

If you think your market is 50-50 then I'd just stage it with area rugs in the living room and master bedroom when it's time to sell.

I received my Bachelor's in Accounting and Master's in Accountancy with a double emphasis in Audit and Information systems from the University of Utah.

Even Yoda had a master.