I'd really prefer to install the entire house with the same thing (all three bedrooms and bathrooms, kitchen, etc) but maybe that's not the best.

2340 sft, 3 bed, 2.5 bath. 35% hardwood floor, rest carpet and vinyl in bathrooms.

I just purchased a condo last week and turns out I have a mold issue in the bathroom - seems like its only minor as its only on the surface of the sheetrock and trim but its musty smell is strong in the bathroom and master bedroom.

You may want to build it as a SFH with an ADU - and leave the basement with a kitchenette, bathroom, entertainment / living space & bedroom.  

Usually just a kitchen, bathroom, and living/bedroom.

Hey BP community,I currently live in a single family home with a finished basement that has its own door and bathroom.

You decide to remodel the kitchen but leave the bathrooms.

On the other hand, an accountholder capable of remodeling a kitchen or bathroom or replacing an entire roof, such as a contractor or skilled tradesperson looking to flip properties, would be adding value to the property and risk IRS action.

(Land, Multi Family, CRE and SFR) Purchase Price: $475k (Price is confirmed) Rehab: $50k -$65k (Depending on your resources) Resale Value: $585k (Conservative to $625k) Rent: $2600 to $3000Property Details:Est: Living Area: 2000sq feet Est: Lot Size: 9000sq feet 5 Bedroom 2 Bathrooms (Can add 3rd) PLEASE READ BELOW BEFORE REPLYING:Note: Property must be sold CASH, Private/hard money is okay.

As a part of due diligence on my first investment property under contract in Indianapolis,  inspection report recently came out and it didn't come good as expected and probably typical for 100 year old home.Major issues: Termite issue (live) , foundation issue, electric system not updated (no GFCI outlets anywhere like kitchen bathroom garage outside), brick chimney pulling away and deteriorated brick at bottom .