I did something similar this past year - Had a 2+basement on 2 panels and split the basement and public space off onto a 3rd panel.

We are in a constricted market cycle, low volume, strained budgets, high costs.

This has further strained our finances.

The new lead paint situation has lightened the strain on landlords which is great!

Because buyer demand shifts down in budget, straining supply/demand on entry level unit's, raising the bar for what entry level unit pricing is, RAISING median price. 

We switch to dual pane and made a world of difference.

If the economy and STRs in whatever area are booming not a problem but in a strained market my mid-level cookie cutter within walking distance to the beach will likely be easier to sell than a geo-whatever. 

Our partner, Seth Choate, was able to focus on project execution without financial strain, while we managed the budgeting and investment side of the deal.

I’m new here and not a real estate professional—just an entrepreneur navigating some challenges and hoping to connect with property investors who might see an opportunity in my situation.My main business has hit growth hurdles, creating financial strain that’s forced me to part with my primary home in Pensacola, FL.

New roof and gutters, updated vinyl double pane windows, resurfaced parking lot, and upgraded main water line.