Drain tiled the basement, new appliances, new kitchen flooring, new basement carpeting, upgrades to plumbing system and gas appliance lines, buff and coated hardwood floors.

We have galvanized, and will upgrade the parts that are accessible in the near future.

The first required significant upgrades and improvements, but we refinanced 10 months later at double the purchase price.  

They have money and like to remodel, add decks, upgrade things. 

Sometimes, having too much ambition can have a negative effect on many many aspects of your life.This partner of mine is already a business owner, and he made me aware that having too much ambition can lead to burnout, stress, and a feeling of failure when things are going your way.I suppose what I want people to take out of this post if they have not yet broken into the market and made their first deal is to not get overly ambitious.

If the apparel store goes out they are often on vintage leases with rents below market even for that box size.Dollar Stores maybe 10 to 15% have upgraded construction all brick in urban core to suburban areas.

The goal of what I am trying to accomplish is to network and develop long lasting relationships,  and to fund only the construction costs associated with upgrading the house.

Should I switch now that things are broken or is there a quick fix to set things up so they will work together?

I'm in escrow on a house 3bed 2bath with 2car grarage which we plan on coverting to ADU, for the ultimate house hackbefore aprasal and inspection we made an official offer at 630k. home inspection results had good foundation and plumbing, but roof needed to be replaced in a couple years, electrical needed upgrade, and we want to remodel kitchen and bathrooms to more modern style.we made counter offer at 620k and not sure if this a good deal. 2 comps from the appraisal range 640k - 670k and in the last 12 months 62 comps from 520k - 755k. the Plan is to rent out both rooms for a year then rent all afterwards and hopefully have the ADU done also. thanks everyone

Just my two cents Hardie board is great but expensive, guessing the area this house is in you wouldn't get a return for upgrading.