Example, I use 1x4 cheap pine for trim, painted white, no fancy profiles, cheap, strong, ez.

Continue going straight and on left see creek, A-Frame, driveway, pasture and big hill with Pines.

This gentleman lived outside of Eugene in a 14,000 ft.² home that looked like a Swiss chalet on the top edge of a hill surrounded by pine trees and looking down on a 3000 ft.² guest house.

Also, Heart Pine floors were once not so uncommon.

And heated floors are really only reserved for certain high end flips, so definitely not commonplace.As for updated doors that can mean a variety of things: everything from the style of the door (like a pocket door or Dutch door, for example) to what the door is comprised of (i.e. mahogany, pine, or oak....depends what you want to spend!)

He owns a lot of real estate himself so is top notch accountant for someone that has RE investment - Bigger Pockets is not allowing me to post his phone number but you can google him 2424 Pine st SF CA

Contact Delaware House tree farm in Nixa and ask if you can buy White Pines (not the others, beetles will kill them), if they know someone with a tree spade. 

@Gillian MealerWe have only looked in Sea Pines since we really like it there. 

I have always liked houses, construction, and real estate -- my mom is an architect so I grew up around foundations being poured and the pine smell of houses being framed -- but I have never thought of myself as a "numbers" person.

I've lived here for 6 years, and the STR market is killing it, since we have so many waterfront areas (Ozello, Fort Island Trail, Pine Island, and so many more) but the only problem is that Crystal River passed a city ordinance banning short term rentals in an effort to protect the manatees and local culture.