Bottom-line question: Is there any creative strategy to get a place rented as soon as it's ready or does the advertising and tenant selection necessarily have to start at that point?

It also wants a mini split with at least two interior units to heat and cool. property is a tiny home with a full walk-in the basement (no access to the first floor) the first floor has kitchen living room and half bath upstairs has a full bath and bedroom (1/1.5).I've just started a conversation with owner mentioning id like to make an option offered with above-listed work as consideration, he said that he was open to renting to own and would definitely do a lease with labor cost for partial rent.

I also found a rare SFH with an in law suite with separate entrance which has allowed me to find some creative methods of continuing my house hacking ways. 

If feasible, dual sinks in each full bathroom and match the # of bathrooms to the # of bedrooms, or ensuite bathrooms. 

I think the one bedrooms could be 475-500 and the two bedrooms could be 525-575.

The basement is open with a full bath (we recently added during a sewer upgrade); the 1st level contains the kitchen, living, dining, and mud rooms; the 2nd level contains two beds and one full bath; the third level contains two full bedrooms (a large, nicely converted attic). 

I'm Just trying to find additional creative options to present to sellers.

Does that 9 bed figure include some common area spaces counted as bedrooms?

Would like to learn more how others are using creative financing and partnerships.

Purchase price: $21,252 Cash invested: $45,000 I'm doing a complete remodel of a little two bedroom home, including some new foundation work.