I don't know if they still do or not.

Unless it is common in your area (not sure where you are), having the kitchen and the only full bathroom in the basement could be a problem down the line.

Even 5% or 10% over others can make tenants move in next door versus yours.

And when your water heater goes out, or someone kicks in a door, the phone number of that contractor you met at the last meeting would be a good thing to have.

Door knocking is really not my cup tea though.

Bathrooms.

A great career can be intellectually stimulating and may open doors to worlds you never knew existed.

just curious.how did you network to have all these people banging down your door?

My goal for 2007 is to brow beat my painter into fixing that awful spray paint job he did yesterday on my new rehabbed kitchen cabinets, finish the bathroom in the same house (at the stud level) and FSBO my 3/2 project by the spring market.

If buildings are prices too high where you live, like here they go for $100k per door, then look in other cities or towns.