[ryphoenix]

Sure, but I need to know what to buy. A 4/2 with the existing master bath connected to a small bedroom, or a 3/2 with some yard space to expand?

So sounds like a 4/2 internal remodel would be easier?

3 times what I think it will be? Probably, but I’m not even sure what the original figure would be, so that’s not very helpful at all.

[ryphoenix]

Sure, but I need to know what to buy. A 4/2 with the existing master bath connected to a small bedroom, or a 3/2 with some yard space to expand?

So sounds like a 4/2 internal remodel would be easier?

3 times what I think it will be? Probably, but I’m not even sure what the original figure would be, so that’s not very helpful at all.

[ryphoenix]

Sure, but I need to know what to buy. A 4/2 with the existing master bath connected to a small bedroom, or a 3/2 with some yard space to expand?

So sounds like a 4/2 internal remodel would be easier?

3 times what I think it will be? Probably, but I’m not even sure what the original figure would be, so that’s not very helpful at all.

[ryphoenix]

[quote=bearishgurl]Consider NOT moving the toilet or shower drain. Jackhammering the slab and moving the sewer pipes under the toilet and shower is VERY expensive.[/quote]

How expensive we talking about?

I’m considering the older houses in Clairemont but would like to have a larger/nicer master bath, and perhaps a walk-in closet (lower priority). Looking at some designs, I think I would be okay converting a 4th bedroom (10×10 or so) into the master bath, but that’ll probably require good amount of wall moving, electric, and plumbing work.

Is that easier/cheaper to do than extending out the house to add more sqft? Any guesstimates on prices? I would use standard size stuff and probably middle of road quality stuff. If anyone has experience or have already done the research, I’d love to learn from you.

[ryphoenix]

[quote=bearishgurl]Consider NOT moving the toilet or shower drain. Jackhammering the slab and moving the sewer pipes under the toilet and shower is VERY expensive.[/quote]

How expensive we talking about?

I’m considering the older houses in Clairemont but would like to have a larger/nicer master bath, and perhaps a walk-in closet (lower priority). Looking at some designs, I think I would be okay converting a 4th bedroom (10×10 or so) into the master bath, but that’ll probably require good amount of wall moving, electric, and plumbing work.

Is that easier/cheaper to do than extending out the house to add more sqft? Any guesstimates on prices? I would use standard size stuff and probably middle of road quality stuff. If anyone has experience or have already done the research, I’d love to learn from you.

[ryphoenix]

[quote=bearishgurl]Consider NOT moving the toilet or shower drain. Jackhammering the slab and moving the sewer pipes under the toilet and shower is VERY expensive.[/quote]

How expensive we talking about?

I’m considering the older houses in Clairemont but would like to have a larger/nicer master bath, and perhaps a walk-in closet (lower priority). Looking at some designs, I think I would be okay converting a 4th bedroom (10×10 or so) into the master bath, but that’ll probably require good amount of wall moving, electric, and plumbing work.

Is that easier/cheaper to do than extending out the house to add more sqft? Any guesstimates on prices? I would use standard size stuff and probably middle of road quality stuff. If anyone has experience or have already done the research, I’d love to learn from you.

[ryphoenix]

[quote=bearishgurl]Consider NOT moving the toilet or shower drain. Jackhammering the slab and moving the sewer pipes under the toilet and shower is VERY expensive.[/quote]

How expensive we talking about?

I’m considering the older houses in Clairemont but would like to have a larger/nicer master bath, and perhaps a walk-in closet (lower priority). Looking at some designs, I think I would be okay converting a 4th bedroom (10×10 or so) into the master bath, but that’ll probably require good amount of wall moving, electric, and plumbing work.

Is that easier/cheaper to do than extending out the house to add more sqft? Any guesstimates on prices? I would use standard size stuff and probably middle of road quality stuff. If anyone has experience or have already done the research, I’d love to learn from you.

[ryphoenix]

[quote=bearishgurl]Consider NOT moving the toilet or shower drain. Jackhammering the slab and moving the sewer pipes under the toilet and shower is VERY expensive.[/quote]

How expensive we talking about?

I’m considering the older houses in Clairemont but would like to have a larger/nicer master bath, and perhaps a walk-in closet (lower priority). Looking at some designs, I think I would be okay converting a 4th bedroom (10×10 or so) into the master bath, but that’ll probably require good amount of wall moving, electric, and plumbing work.

Is that easier/cheaper to do than extending out the house to add more sqft? Any guesstimates on prices? I would use standard size stuff and probably middle of road quality stuff. If anyone has experience or have already done the research, I’d love to learn from you.

[ryphoenix]

Thanks for the info guys. Sounds like I’m set with the Clairemont area…now I just need to find someone that knows Mira Mesa well. AN? I don’t suppose you know anyone?

[ryphoenix]

Thanks for the info guys. Sounds like I’m set with the Clairemont area…now I just need to find someone that knows Mira Mesa well. AN? I don’t suppose you know anyone?

[ryphoenix]

Thanks for the info guys. Sounds like I’m set with the Clairemont area…now I just need to find someone that knows Mira Mesa well. AN? I don’t suppose you know anyone?

[ryphoenix]

Thanks for the info guys. Sounds like I’m set with the Clairemont area…now I just need to find someone that knows Mira Mesa well. AN? I don’t suppose you know anyone?

[ryphoenix]

Thanks for the info guys. Sounds like I’m set with the Clairemont area…now I just need to find someone that knows Mira Mesa well. AN? I don’t suppose you know anyone?

[ryphoenix]

The only Joanna I found in SD doesn’t look like the one. I did find a duo Trisha Daly and Judy Bramer that’s with Remax. Are they the ones you are referring to sdduuuude?

Any agents for MM? I actually think I need more help in MM since I do currently rent in Clairemont and the selections here isn’t very good for < 500K

[ryphoenix]

The only Joanna I found in SD doesn’t look like the one. I did find a duo Trisha Daly and Judy Bramer that’s with Remax. Are they the ones you are referring to sdduuuude?

Any agents for MM? I actually think I need more help in MM since I do currently rent in Clairemont and the selections here isn’t very good for < 500K

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