Hello BP,This is a late post but I wanted to gather the intelligence of the community on an issue I'm fighting with consciously.

Most of these people are going to be busy, so try to be conscious of their time.

Call the guy up and make a conscious choice not to use an acronym when you talk to him and make him explain every single last acronym he tosses at you.

Too many thoughts running through my head and just want to make a conscious decision.

The dated finishes are a fact, the house is clean and everything functions perfectly, but I understand that my customer isn't going to be a fancy seeker looking for high end finishes, I am thinking my customer is a budget conscious group or family who is ok with lots of room and clean basic accomodation.As far as the condo that sleeps 8 for 140 a night, could I get a link?

The reason I am asking this question is, I am in a similar situation and in the verge of making a conscious decision.

I am trying to make needed renovations but also want to be conscious of renovation costs.

Or is it best to keep rehab pretty basic and cost-conscious? 

My background is in ecological design, which you can find out more about in my profile, but in short it means I design and help create abundant edible landscapes that not only grow healthy food, but also enhance the ecology by purifying water, providing habitat for wildlife, and actually sequestering Carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in soil and plants.I have much gratitude to the creators of this space for creating something that is truly inspiring and brings people together.  

I recently turned down a scholarship for a paid masters program in Ecological Restoration (I'm an Environmental Scientist by trade).