Also, values in one area of the country or buying patterns, have nothing to do with another.

Dear all, we just finished all the remodeling, and my listing agent just have a termite company did a termite inspection. that is the nightmare, the termite inspector told me that we need to break up the kitchen tiles to replace couple of rotted wood which we didn't discovered.will this re-inspection report kill my deal?

Once fixed up and remodeled, it will be a 3bed/2bath 1712 sq ft.Major improvements include; replaceing interior doors and two entry doors, flooring thoughout house (carpet/tile), ceiling light/fan fixtures,basement(all), new electrical panel,countertops, windows, and paint.

That does not sound ready to crash to me, based on historical patterns for the yellow metal.

Tiles will be slippery when wet, stairs are very narrow and no handrails.

They put it in everything years ago; popcorn ceilings, tile floors, pipes, siding.

They are not causing extreme damage, but more wear than I would expect for a typical family.Can I charge them for repainting the walls on moveout, professional carpet cleaning, tile grout stains from not cleaning after spills, etc, or would this be considered normal wear?

That house could have it in stucco, window putty, drywall joint compound, ceiling texture, sheet vinyl flooring, vinyl floor tile, flooring and other mastics, HVAC ducts, and other things - most major surfaces.

The renovations included ceramic tile in both baths floors and tub surrounds.

If you make your house really stand out, i.e. custom cabinets, granite, all tile in the bathrooms, nice doors and trim, you get the picture, something that is a real cut above the other houses in the neighborhood; how much more can you realistically get for it?