I understand why as its all the same reasons I moved here three years ago - mild weather (for FL anyway), still more affordable than south FL, gorgeous beaches, bustling economy, huge growth, tons of diversity.

@Teri Feeney Styers that is gorgeous!

It is gorgeous, lots of rain, wind and quiet peaceful sounds, just the birds and roosters.

Butcher can be gorgeous but with the 100's of STR's I've seen around my town I think only 1 or 2 had them at most.

BUNK BEDS and 2 tall narrow white and pink dressers with a kid sized play table and chairs in the room + a toybox.Seven year old gets the top bunk.You could keep the kids in one room (and let them play together in there as THEIR play place) until they beg for bunk beds because their friends have them and they are fun.2 girls, a link for you (a lot of girls desire these deeply): https://www.breyerhorses.com/Good Luck!

I work in Detroit and I can tell you that there are areas that are drop dead gorgeous mansions you can only dream of owning but three blocks away the neighborhood is burnt down.  

It is located right on a river and has 2 dams that are currently in pace making a gorgeous pond in the backyard.

We plan to put some plywood flooring in and fix the outside a bit (the stucco is cracked all over and it's painted pink...) and paint a bunch and put up a new fence that offers more privacy to the backyard, but what are the major fixes or additions to consider when aiming to refinance it and add value?

The Pink is starting to come through & we have 3 young guys renting but no complaints yet.

If the the imperfections are just on the bottom of the tub. a rubber mat siliconed to the tub might solve the problem and add some non-skid safety factor....ETA: Is that tile really pink.?...