I am thrilled to be a newly licensed agent at such a vibrant time for the Austin housing market. 

If the money is spent on "repairs" making the house more usable, it'll probably be a higher return than painting the walls a different color and installing new lights.Many remodeling projects will have no net gains in property value so be careful how you spend the money.

I also don't do the "landlord special" where everything goes a single color (trim, walls, light switches, outlets, ceilings).  

Does color paper matter?

Kind of concerns me, and map stats in my current area are very accurate with the maps darker and lighter colors for areas of lower and higher crime.

Kept it simple new cabinet color, new fixtures, new appliances, remodeled the bathrooms and kitchen.

This being our first BRRRR, I would get overwhelmed at times and found it hard to make decisions on....everything, from paint colors to doorknobs.

I plan on super "spiffifying" this property, Good price for a nice little property.You said you wanted to super spiffy it up.I did a quick mockup of a more modern look.Hardieboard, stone, metal roof, eaves extended, etc...Lighter colors look bigger.Good Luck!

This is feedback for the BiggerPockets forum.I would love to see the forums adjusted so that when someone is quoted, it puts the quote into a box, usually lightly colored gray or blue (to match the BP colors).

Any color on how they assess?