We are looking to remodel our home to resell and we are stuck on what to do with the floor for maximum home value improvement.Our one bed/one bath home has hardwood in the living room and bedroom, however, there are different styles of vinyl wood panel in the kitchen and bathroom.

While they might not provide the highest ROI, if you're looking for a more lifestyle-oriented investment, there are options available that offer full ownership with returns covering expenses and could provide cost-free vacations for you and your family.I would caution against most timeshares, private residence clubs, and fractional programs, as they often come with limitations and challenges in resale.

I would compare to dorm style living.

Plus differences in management style and financial input.

The dollar amount someone is willing to pay entirely depends on the mentees goals, communication style and learning approach.

I'm sure you can agree the property management style differs depending on the answer!

One can also or should also take into account the emotional/mental and life style factors that may come into play too since everyone has different preferences on what they'd like to do with their free mind / time space.I think for some the 14 hours is more than acceptable however if a person was willing to trade that 14 hours and perhaps reduce it  down to 20-30 minutes of calls/emails per month by hirining a professional manager it may make sense as well depending on the cost.

You have various income oriented funds and securities doing not 10% and even 12%+.. 

I installed a cassette style mini split on a ~600sqft project of mine.

For example, I'm interested in a 3/2 ranch style house built in the 1960s.