However, the house has 3 BR, 1 Master BR, 1 I describe as office area, and two weirdly designed tiny BR.The whole back side of the house has ocean view.

Upstairs a spacious master bedroom, with an over-sized walk-in closet & private access to the upper bath, delivers a relaxing retreat with a touch of personal serenity.

We put a wall between the two bathrooms so they were each separate and removed the fiberglass shower and tiled the master shower.

Going with a Lease Option or Master Lease Option may be good for all parties.

Looking to remodel the master bath.

Becoming a master at it is like climbing a mountain. 

@Eric Michaels said it best, it depends on each property.Here is a short list (not all inclusive and not in any specific order) of the most common (not necessarily the least costly) rehab items that add the most value to a home:Kitchens, master baths, curb appeal, flooring, paint, bathroom upgrades, & correcting a poor or constrained floor plan.

Now its in ZEN mode for learning, listening and building a foundation for my future process, building my team and hopefully seeing success in the end.Reading the "Ultimate Guide" soaking up the "20,000 Foot' view!

I've been a tradesman since I was 15 started out in drywall finishing and moved on to Electric HVAC & Plumbing in 2007 when construction slowed up I took a job for Sears and became Appliance repair master How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

(Question: Which do you recommend to learn and master first?)