As a buyer, I'd almost always prefer the "touch up" or "just replace the plumbing with pex" treatment, especially if it's a pre-war home.My renters (single guys) care way more about things like the height of the shower head and how loud the ceiling fan is than what anything looks like.

I am already running into a speed bump (I started a new business, so lenders aren't a fan of self-employed income.

We are huge Life Proof vinyl plank fans.  

I too am not a fan of giving my tenant's a garbage disposal, unless it's already installed in the property.

Now this is just my opinion, I’m not a huge fan of FSBOs.

These are probably big fans of Flip or Flop and watching TV can make it look easy. :) 

I'm not a huge fan of the psychological impact of this as you get a big lump of money and it tends to make us feel 'we need to invest this ASAP' - which isn't optimal IMO.The above I'm told will often work under the traditional 'retail' arm of most banks. 

I’ve listened to quite a few of the BP real estate podcasts and I’m also a big fan of Scott & Mindy’s BP money podcast.

I am personally a fan of the North Tulsa rental market.

But that also creates an enormous opportunity to add value and create some big fans.