I would go to the  Lakewood Vehicle Vessel Licensing location (google for address/phone)and speak with one of the reps there.

AND we had to use the glass sink due to it was a 18x18 inch vanity only one that would fit with PIUS, and their vessel sink was not something that went well for this house. 

I was thinking of throwing in some extra wow factor items such as:-paint new HD unfinished cabinets white -modern kitchen hardware-modern chandelier-new laminate throughout-small island-new marble look countertops-vessel sinkAny tricks from landlords that seem to get a great response from using certain materials, products to sell your units better?

My name Maurice Wright, I work offshore in the oil industry as a engineer on supply vessels.

Counter space or shelves in the bathroom for my toiletries - I hate pedestal and vessel sinks for that reason.  

Keep your job, use it a vessel to fund your rentals.

Still, getting the corners done on undermounted sinks is not quite a difficult as many of these guys make it out to be.But I was talking more along the lines of small bathroom vessel sink stands, windowsills, tables, that sort of thing.

My name is Tom Vessels and I am relatively new to real estate investing. 

A 12' diameter pressure vessel was delivered 6" too short. 

Renovations included new granite in kitchen and bathrooms, new commercial stainless kitchen sink, new vessel sinks in bathroom, new tiled shower, new vanity mirrors and fixtures, new  LED lighting and 4 ceiling fans throughout, new vinyl plank floors with new carpet in bedrooms, new interior and exterior pain, stained deck, new fence on 3 sides, chimney repair, new cabinet hardware and new door hardware throughout, new plumbing fixtures, added channel/french drain at end of driveway for water pooling, added drainage near front of house to divert rainwater, added landscaping beds, river rocks and pavers in backyard in shaded area where grass will not grow, replaced IG thermal glass window.