He said - I can't tell you what he said...but it was colorful!

He examined the second-floor bathroom, where silver faucets were offset by walls painted in a “toasted almond” color, a pairing seen in many Starwood Waypoint homes because the firm purchases those items in bulk.

Putting a window in tastefully, and doing hard coat stucco that ties into the rest of the house could really make it a winner, and if the home is brick, stucco could work great if you paint the brick the same color with masonry paint. 

BTW - we are referring to the home as The Spearmint Rhino due to her luxurious color, not because there is a stripper pole in the attic, but don't worry - we may add one.

Some examples of improvements include: a new deck, storm windows/doors, wall-to-wall carpeting, duct work, and insulationHere is link to a great forum discussion regarding this topic of Cap Ex vs Expenses: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/70013-techniques-to-report-capital-improvements-as-repairs

Mind changer is a factor, if you pay me 5 times to paint the same wall 5 times, just because you don't like the color, that's a no no for me.

@Michael Basta,nicely done, you brought light into that old house (ahem cave).if you don't mind me asking, what color/code paint you used?

Looks great, love the kitchen color scheme.

We all know how people are when they look at a property don't like the paint color etc. was wondering if it was a good idea to find someone and finish it to their liking's.

Replacing of furnace filters more often on the smoker's unit is important to keep the furnace working and to prevent more nicotine residue from getting into the air ducts.