Both bringing so much to the table.

Game room with arcade games, pinball, pool table, shuffleboard, darts & Big Screen TV'sThen there are the peacocking elements (Things that catch someone's eye and make your place unique): fire pit with custom octaganol bench swings around it, a tee pee on the grounds, yard games, swimming pool with a water feature or LED Lighting. 

If you have 10,000 saved, and you're buying a primary home to house hack, you'll be approved for up to $200,000 (you need to come to the closing table with 5%, and don't forget closing costs are not part of that 5%, so you actually need 5% plus a couple thousand).Usually you want to ensure that you don't spend the max the bank will approve you for, because it will severely cramp your cashflow, however, if you are hacking, you can throw that concern out the window (mostly).

Good luck, hope it works out for you...we’re all friends at the closing table!

Assuming it was somebody that I’ve brought to the table

I have never partnered and I will be bringing cash to the table for the purchase and rehab.

We bring deal finding, money for rehab and ability to work with contractors to the table.

Given how many new investors there are on BP and how they may not be able to bring anything but capital and enthusiasm to the table you should have opportunities for partnerships. 

I decided to throw one TV in the basement rec space with a sectional and a billiards table for evening hang outs.That being said, I have high speed internet throughout and a Roku+ Streaming stick plugged into the TV in the basement.

Is there anything else on the table?