Biggest lesson is it's hard to do construction while you're living in it sucks especially when I had to change out the bathtub.

I use to say no washer and you can keep the drier in the basement but then I found out that they would wash their cloths in the bath tub.

Bathtub needed to be refinished.  

It was gutted and all new tiles, bath tub, toilet bowl installed. 

I'm an IT guy and programmer, once needed some guy to patch a hole in the ceiling from a bathtub leak, a handyman/contractor told me his minimum job is $300/day, so just a hole in the ceiling is not worth it for him.

Went out to the house  - making progress Will the contractor paintingNew full bath - This is going to drive a lot of appraisal valueRough in for new toilet and sink New shower pan New A/C "ain' she a beatue"Updated Garage Side view of the garageThere was some rot under the bathtub.  

Once you make sure there is not mold, or you have gotten rid of the mold, just install an inexpensive bathtub insert right over the old tile.  

The most recent project I completed was epoxying my basement bathtub and replacing a bunch of broken tiles.

When we renovate and replace bathtubs with showers and en suite laundry with coin op we have seen a very steep drop in applicants with children.As for service animals I will deal with that when I have an applicant with one.

Paint - $1kPlumber - (reseal bath tubs and sinks, check for leaks)Appliances - $2k