Now, the originally planned 'touch ups' turned into a new carpet (very, very bad dog pee smell), to painting all of the 1978 style wall panels (very dark and outdated look) to getting a new roof (original roof that was absolutely in pieces).

Same goes with inspection request items, if we are fresh on the market and get a quick offer, we will only repair safety items or super legit stuff we may have missed on our renovation, if we have been sitting on the market awhile and the buyer wants the electrical panel labeled...

no naugahyde wainscoting but I do have some of that 70's paneling. ;)  Just curious if it would work I would rather just replace the counter and cabinets but then you get into plumbing...and pretty soon well  that it s bigger budget. have to see some reports on  how this holds up.

I am not a SFR mansion type (at this point) but I'm wondering if the $700 gas bill could be tamed with Solar panels.

Thursday might work for us, too.BTW, tomorrow's CAREI meeting is a panel of "financing experts."

Not every investor will want to crawl through attics, under foundations, on top of roofs, or check electrical panels, plumbing etc.

Gee, if that is the only way to fix it, unfortunately that is what needs to be done if there isn't a panel to access the pipes behind the counter.

Old styling and wood paneling.

Him:[i]I have owned the property for 10 years and renovated much of it (new roof, new a/c, plmg, elect panel, removed all old paint & repainted etc.) now I am moving on to other things.I have a management company.

The other half are generally local folks, panel discussions, round tables, etc.