My main question is if that third full or partial bath worth the money I would invest in it in order to close off that hallway making a larger master bedroom and on suite out of it?

When I go look at a house I will take a couple pics and put em on Instagram and Facebook.

:)  From what I remember, with an LLC, they can still come after your personal property, should you ever find yourself in a law suit.  

I'm buying SFHs in Hamilton and adding basement suites.

Hoarder extreme.. can't go in house without bunny suit.. but we have all had those.but the rumor was there was a automobile in the basement..

Meant to respond to a suit brought in the personal name of a person who owns the llc, trust, etc. in you case, it includes your other holding entities.That being said, it is still good practice to add all entities involved in you asset protection structure on the policy.  

 I recently bought a multifamily building and have to account for all the items in the closing documents on my accounting software.Loan Origination Fee =Appraisal Fee =Suits, lean, judgment search =Loan doc prep fee =Flood certification fee =Environmental Review Fee =Wire Transfer Fee =Title search =Title examination =Attorney’s Fees =Title Insurance = Recording Fees =Another recording fee =Electronic recording fee=delivery fee =I know how to categorize some of them.

A public forum is best suited for refining your knowledge, not building a foundation.

Or possibly confused as to whether a particular property deal would be better suited as a fix & flip, rental property, wholesale or maybe not a deal at all?

For example, if you have an in-law suite with a separate entrance, you're not allowed to rent it short term.