Either mid century, rustic farm, or boho decors, they played important role in bringing customers.

Tore out the 1960-70's decor and made it look much more modern.

What's everyone's opinion on decorating their Cabin for Christmas?

The tenants I've met were really jaded - they didn't expect to see a deposit returned, they expected to get nailed for junk fees, and they didn't shop by floor plan or decor.

Marshalls RULES for accessories - especially knick-knack decor, bath fixtures, & mirrors (have some furniture deals if you look around).

My wife doesn't like my interior decorating skills (I had an 08/15 Maxim on a sled in the living room at one time)...and she will not like me putting this stuff all over the bedroom walls.

I would also remove a lot of the accessories, pillows, and wall decorations.

Could it be that you're used to high end homes and aren't used to decorative elements that might turn this into a charmer?

Two examples of how I operate delegate today vs a few years agoThree years ago I used to be on the jobsite all dayTwo years ago I used to visit the jobsite daily1 year ago used to visit jobsites two three times a weekToday I do a walkthrough once a week unless my guys need me there prior.I have meetings with the crew leaders, at the end of every week for two hours in the conference room, where we review progress on each house, make plans for the next week and solve any issues they forsee.I used to spend a lot of time walking through Lowes or Home Depot picking out the items for every job, It would sometimes take me days, seemed like weeks, to get the design materials decided and all materials picked up.Today I spend a couple hours in a house, by myself and make basic design décor decisions, then I do a walk through with the crew leader who is running that project, and his assistant.

How you decorate and how present your units will go a long way.I have seen and bought many properties that I would NEVER live in.