Here in Denver, it makes so much sense to add that room or just pay a little extra for a 5br house up front. 

Though it may seem to save them money, many homeowners end up with shoddy work being done that isn't to code, and end up paying a fortune to get it corrected.  

Also I went through 5 property management companies, all of them skimmed a little extra, got in fights with the tenants, etc.  

I initially got into this home with no money but have done renovations.

I think it depends on your PM and who handles the money. 

I am wondering is there any hard money lenders that can provide 100% financing on investment property and also provide rehab loan for short time period?.

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We went from a 2 bedroom 1 bath home on a little under a half an acre to a 4 bed 3 bath home and an extra building the prior owners called the "pottery barn" that sits on 2.5 acres in town.

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