This home features a wood burning fireplace on the first floor, first floor master bedroom, new wood flooring, granite counter tops, new kitchen cabinets, new bathroom tile and fixtures, new drywall throughout, new lighting, ceiling fans, new windows, neutral paint throughout and a built in island range with hood and upgraded s What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Considering setting up a crashpad because I would like access to my master bedroom and office when I am in town every other week. 

I am also going to eventually enroll in an online master’s program for theology. 

We remodeled the entire house, with master, hall and basement baths redone, kitchen spectacularly remodeled, and everything looking sweet.

Reconfigured bedroom layout so each was accessible from a hallway (had to enter the master through another bedroom when we purchased the property), laid new carpet throughout bedrooms and hallway, created walk in closet in master.

I am planning to convert a portion of the garage into a master bedroom to account for the rest.

One just had a bathtub no shower head (only take bath) in the master bedroom and that was considered a full bath.

Your community should have a master plan, zoning plan or some such "map" which is probably posted on a wall in someone's office.

As I mentioned, my wife was a city planner, and the way they look at things, they take into consideration the City Master Plan, local politics.

Ours has 2 beds and 1 bath upstairs, and a master suite downstairs.