Are there parts of the bathroom that can be salvaged or refinished?

Removed about 150 yards of trash and yard waste.

I have a 1 bedroom 1 bath guest house with a private yard and garage.

If this is a hoa community I doubt the yard is up to standards with 9 large dogs or even 4 outside permanently. 

Purchase price: $400,000 Cash invested: $49,000 Our most recent purchase is a single-family home that has 2 garage apartments in the back yard making it a triplex.Old but a well-maintained house in a great section of town.

Looking for a company to come in and strip/salvage materials, appliances, etc from a single family home that is set to be demolished soon.

I recently purchased a house that came with a separate guest house in the back yard.

As @Michael Baum mentioned, this is my back yard and have helped many others in your exact situation. 

Here are some possible ways to do that in the units:New paint and flooring in unitsUpgraded appliances, countertops, doorknobs, ceiling fans in the rooms (if desirable in the location you are investing in)For common areas:Fresh paint on the exteriorAdding paid covered/assigned parkingAdding detached garages that you can change more for with possibly some storage units that you would also charge forDog parkAdding small fenced yards to some ground units if it makes sense in the complex and charging more for those units Adding package lockers I hope these few ideas help!

House sets back from the road, large front yard. 4-Large posts on the porch, two-evergreen trees on either side of the house, wrap around drive way, grapes, pears, and apple trees.