I am looking at a piece of land that I want to develop 8,000 sqft of self storage units.

I think 90%+ of buyers want an en suite master these days, even if it is just a 3 piece with sink, toilet, and shower.I’ve done this in one of my properties and the contractor basically “threw in” the bedroom conversion for next to nothing if you are also giving them the bathroom work.

Even little purchases can be a point of contention when you're living on a limited budget and going into debt.Last October we bought a piece of software called You Need A Budget aka YNAB.

Where we live many houses built up until the 80's have foundation issues due to the clay they were built upon.If we are looking at a house that has foundation issues we will always get a couple of foundation repair contractors to look at the house and give there input on the extent and price of repairs.

I'd rather take a nap than have to receive, open and recycle a million mail pieces again.

You buy the pieces that you want and then start and stop the monitoring service as required.

You can borrow money to solve that part of the problem but then there's the time piece.

There is a piece of land in port ludlow, wa that’s valued at $12,000 as stated on the parcel search and then mineral rights in Wyoming that she was 1/4 owner in with 3 of her deceased husbands family members and then her accounts and investments.

We just need to place some money in a real estate piece, using some leverage. 

I'm not even saying your writing has to be grammatically correct, but please don't expect me to take you seriously, when I have to try to piece together and interpret what it is you're actually asking and/or trying to say.