The bullet point section is too passive and too soft of an attempt to close 3.

I was actually thinking about falling rents recently, but kind of brushed it aside.  

We did move to Denver from DC though, so our 816 sqft duplex unit was palatial compared to the 500 soft studio we were living in in DC!

Use top quality materials, you want this to last a long time.If the spawling is bad, chip off all the loose and soft parts and fill the voids with concrete, then skim coat the entire outside.

We know pretty quickly how good our choice was, and I always go back to my screening criteria to see what I could change to screen that person out in the future.Before move in, here are some soft things to look for:- If someone is calling you every two hours asking for an update, being pushy, or taking up a lot of your time, that will not change after move in.- Ask them, in person or on the application, why they are moving.  

He was a nice guy, and gave me a soft-sell of all the benefits of having a personal relationship with a full-service bank (currently I bank at a credit union).  

I have heard Douglas Fir is pretty soft and can get beat up (especially in a rental).2)  Would it look strange to a renter to have three different floor types in the three rooms (Oak, Douglas Fir, Laminate)?

Here is what we are doing...Re key home to make new tenant keysClean up and shape the landscaping and trim tree in rear of homeRepair exterior wood - Repaint all exterior siding and trim.Repair gate / fence leading into backyardReplace all kitchen cabinets with new cabinets - Paint white, then antiqueNew st steel stove, dishwasher, and vent a hoodNew countertops (kitchen)New wood laminate flooring in 2 living areas and hallway - 1st floorNew tile floor in downstairs bathroomNew vanity and sink in downstairs bathroomTile walls around tub to replace old tub surroundNew brushed nickel light fixtures and fans throughout the homeNew carpet and pad on stairs and upstairs hall and bedroomsNew tile floor in upstairs bathroomNew vanity and sink in upstairs bathroomTile walls around tub to replace old tub surround upstairs bathReplace old / damaged sheetrock where needed (mostly downstairs)Repaint all ceilings throughout homeRepaint all doors and trim throughout the homeRemove all wallpaper and paint all walls standard neutral colorsReplace all interior and exterior doorknobs and looks to new brushed nickel look to match lights and fansReplace all cabinet pulls and knobs with brushed nickel to match door knobs and lights/fansLicenced plumber to repair and service all plumbing fixtures / pipes to ensure no leaksLicensed HVAC technician coming to service and clean the heat and air to ensure it is working property."

They tend to have better bones and better quality construction...but I hate the bathrooms that comes in teal, pink, yellow, green, blue...I have nine bathrooms in various properties covering the entire rainbow color spectrum.I am seeking advice on two things.First, most of these bathroom have the integrated ceramic soap dishes, tooth brush holders. 

Work it in with an acid brush and rinse.