I turned it from a 4/2 to a 5/3 with a master suite.

If I am thinking about your post correctly, the solution would be to do a master lease agreement.

This home has a sought after large finished basement with master suite and 1 car detached garage.

I do not believe the still make them.In my next round of apartments, I used the thin, I believe traffic master, vinyl flooring that floats, but glued to each other.

Master suite has own 3/4 bath.

After I agreed to let them stay another year, they said that they would need to make modifications to the residence - widen doorways, and remodel the master bathroom shower.

They pay a full time maintenance man the equivalent of $50K per year plus benefits--which is pretty decent for our area-- but over the course of a year he generates them $100K+ in profits.I'm still not ready to pull the trigger on it, but I've started experimenting a little with master leasing and subleasing. 

Thinking about getting my feet wet to start my real estate investing career by rehabbing our newly bought home’s kitchen and Master bath to increase the value in our home in which to get a HELOC in order to supply cash.

I also wrote a check to myself for $1 Million.Almost everything I put on my vision board became a reality, including being able to cash that $1 Million check.Lesson #2: It's all in the DEAL: so become a master at finding good dealsI realized that the money is in FINDING good deals.

Zillowtalk - by Spencer Rascoff & Stan Humphries (CEO & Chief Economist at Zillow respectively)I saw this book recommended to me on Google Play and then saw it on Audible again so I got it, I was intrigued by the tagline: List your home after March Madness but before Masters Week.