There are a lot of things buyers would nick and pick on from what I've seen. 1 the flooring, especially one of the bathrooms, what is that board on the wall behind the door?

Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake up in the day to find it was vanity, but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dreams with open eyes, to make it possible.”T.E.

I’m looking to purchase a product to use on the entire flooring of the property including bathrooms and kitchen.

It needs new kitchen, flooring, paint, windows, and the 2 bathrooms need work as well along with a drain field on a septic system that seems to have a lot of issues I'm told. 

The spacious primary suite also offers mountain views, a large walk-in closet, and a convenient ensuite bathroom.

Usually paint the bathroom in recycled glass color. 

Only paying tax next year April 2025Learnings that might be valuable to the BP community:- summary highlight reel of returns https://www.facebook.com/reel/463607949581515 (bought for 395k, 3.75% 30yr fix, took 60k heloc out, cash flowed ok, water bill usually $3-600/m so bad etc) Put on new roof 19k, upgraded w new paint, vanity, boilers 10k prior to selling in April.- buyer was NACA 0% down, and they will occupy 1st floor unit, got lucky as they fit well into neighborhood and love the house.

IF water is on turn on every faucet,  bathrooms sink.

Our portfolio in Illinois (close to Chicago):All properties in this portfolio are the exact same layout in terms of sq ft and having 2 bedroom and 1 bathroom and are Condos in a 4 unit building Only difference is when each unit was renovated or not.

This house is 1627 sq-ft. and has 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms.