However a new bad actor tenant at a different property (not my property) has brought some trouble to town.Long story short, the bad actor tenant has been involved in a number of unwanted activities including a party a couple of weeks ago that got way out of hand and a shooting occured (at least 20 to 30 rounds fired and recorded by various security cameras).A couple of errant bullets struck one of my properties, and my tenants vehicles.

it seems like the best options for finished basement for the long term is to make available to the first floor as a bonus room of some kind, I appreciate your input - THX 

Added bonus, depending on their response you'll either gain respect for them or clarity on why you're moving on :) 

He also got all the work.I had a bonus structure set up with the contractor.

@Brett LeeCouple of points of reassurance - the first round of relief did help a great deal.

I am actually looking for a handyman to round out my team. 

I always recommend run your numbers conservatively and if things pan out better its a bonus.

Currently I am working for a multifamily develop company - managing the entitlement, permitting, and construction phases of 200+ unit development projects throughout the United States.I've started reading books and taking courses to help round out my knowledge of the industry and am looking to start investing on my own.

However, I believe this boutique hotel setup will be able to have good business year-round with the proper marketing and amenities.

Full unfinished basement for you create a bonus flex space.