But if you are committed to purchase, a 2/2 would prevail over a 2/1, the price difference has to be nominal and now you might attract a different user like tow couples or adult friends that don't want to share a bathroom vs a young family that the kids are okay to use the same bathroom as the parents. 

Exterior:Applied fresh paint.Replaced siding due to wood rot.Interior:Installed new ceramic tile flooring.Added new kitchen cabinets and granite countertops.Updated the bathroom with a new vanity featuring granite counters.Refinished the existing tub and tile surround.

Add a half bathroom to each unit that increases rent $100/month ($1200/year) and add $39,600 in value per unit.  10 units and you have added nearly $400k in value.  

Updates include new upstairs flooring, kitchen counters/sink, bathroom vanities/toilets, and fresh paint.

Just now I see 2/1 in Castro valley where garage has been converted to living room , add bathroom here for 20k here and you pay 1k in mortgage with second tenant

It's 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom.

At that time, he saw Steve in the adjacent bathroom with a partially opened door observing he had a knife to his own neck.

I am looking to move into the top unit occupying 1 bed, and looking to furnish the other 3 bedrooms and purpose sharing the one bathroom, with a midterm tenants.

The more bedrooms and bathrooms you have the higher rent you can command.

For flips the largest value adds are bathrooms and the kitchen so this could be something for you to wait on until you either are ready to sell or see that the condition has gone down of the existing countertops.