We are also working on rehabbing the mother in law suite which didn't have much done.

My feeling is, how long before these other areas follow suit?

Now, if you are buying this house from the viewpoint that you will be living in it and the location suits your lifestyle, then that is a different story.

We have plans to add a bridal suite/changing area for pretty cheap which should add a ton of value to our bride and groom.

The reason for the carpet by the shower is that the bathroom is part of the master suite (no door in between).The carpet is in pristine shape otherwise (that and the bed legs), but for sure when it's due to be ripped off, I will not put carpet there.And yes, like I said, I was not going to deduct this, but I was thinking of mentioning it to my next tenant (to have a good size rug).

PI firms often have access to vast databases that the average person does not including divorce and death records, probate, bankruptcy, civil suits, etc and can automate the searches.

I’ve been looking and analyzing a bunch of multi units such as a duplex, triplex or quad plex and recently in my findings I found really attractive townhouses with finished basements and multiple master suites AND WITH EITHER IF THESE IM GIING To HouSE HACK.Yesterday my lender said no townhouses, you have to show rental income in order for you to be considered for the FHA loan.

If it is an in rem suit, and Grandma lost the property several years ago and then died without a will and left 4 children, one of whom died after Grandma but before the QT lawsuit, and that predeceased child had 5 children of their own who are all now grown and living all over the United States, it can take a lot of time tracking down everybody and whether anybody had any wills or not.

Educate yourself and study all the different types of investments out there and decide what you'd like best or be best suited for.

My current market appears that I am best suited to purchase a 4+ BR SFH and rent out the other rooms for my first deal.