It went from being a dinky little house with small rooms to being a warm, inviting space perfect for entertaining.For our first floor master suite we removed a closet from the fourth (very small) bedroom that left a door into the larger bedroom on the other side of the load bearing wall. 

Though if you have perfected time travel that would give you a competitive advantage

Strong growth is forecast and I greatly value the ability to drive by my houses on my way home from the office.You are compiling a lot of good data that can assist you in your strategy, but don't get too focused on creating a perfect process.In Texas, we have a saying we like to use; kiss it.

I found a perfect example to give.

@Robert Obniski that floor looks perfect for flips!

If you can get someone that fits your lease requirements perfectly, always go for that. 

Compare to J Scott,  Seth Williams,  Ben Leybovich etc I can't write more than few paragraph before I get side tracked.So I decide to post something I been working on this forum, maybe doesn't require perfect writing.Bungalow is everywhere around Chicago many of them where built between 1910 and 1940.

The place is for rent right now 750/month not including utitilies... the town is in need of rentals.. so i can basically guarantee it being easy to rent as the realtors in town say its been great.. they are also the local property managers.. haha small towns. i have 5% down.. so i also need to pay the canadian CMHC insurance of 2603 added onto my mortage. the house is so cute.. yes i know that sounds emotional and i know this is a numbers game.. but I think its a perfect little starter place.

Hospitable sounds like it will fit the bill for you perfectly.

As long as they were properly perfected. and even if they aren't then contractors can sue for unjust enrichment and cloud title.If it was me I would pay the dude the 6k make sure you have clear title and be done with it.. to small of amount of money to hire an attorney over.