Besides going with something like a heat pump you should upgrade your windows, recaulk everything and spray foam insulate the walls and ceiling to attic..

I would also talk to a contractor to make sure that is usable space (proper ceiling heights, etc).

They are basically throwing spaghetti on the ceiling to see what sticks - only their hands are so sticky with so many hands in the pot, the entire ceiling is crashing down.

It will need a total gut renovation/conversion. 50,000 square feet with 20 foot ceilings currently.

Downgrade number of units which ultimately will increase ADU permits (and most importantly $$$) down the road.I guess my question would be are the buildings you are under contract for by right (i.e, number exits, ceiling height, etc.) the number of units you applied for? 

You’ll capture the widest view of the room and create “depth” as the walls guide the prospect’s eye to the opposite corner- Floor is better than ceiling.

Things like new lighting, ceiling fan, touch up paint, refinishing or modifying existing cabinets, re-surfacing tub, etc are all money & time savers that still meet the needs of the tenants, and put in at the rent price point I am targeting..

Main differences is we have high ceilings, that house doesn't but that house is also 100 feet bigger with the same size lot.

Hi, I recently brought a property and am planning on renting it out and I wanted to know if  I should texture my walls and ceiling for recessed lights.

There was some issue with the new central A/C and when we were there checking on things the tenant said- "strange thing, when I got home from work the other day there was a small pool of water a couple feet from the kitchen island.Strange we though, could it have been condensation from a ceiling vent?