A/C is an exact item, I have never not once had an HVAC tech say "well, let's try this and see what happen, then maybe this and see, then that n see". ....demands id that everything is fixed right away.Uh-huh.

If you are expecting this person to go out and source the items and then place them in the unit that involves a lot of work, designer time, and designer energy.One way to get yourself on boarded with a designer would be to make some phone calls and see if they have openings for new clients as far as spending the time needed, because in our business time is money vs a family having their living room dining room and entry hall redecorated, where time is not probably of the essence.

I’m active duty military retiring in about seven months.I’m a third-generation real estate investor with four properties.

Thousand Oaks, Stone Oak, Encino Park, Bulverde, etc)- Schertz/Cibilo (not far from military bases, easy access to Austin/New Braunfels, up and coming/ many new nice neighborhoods)$250-325K RangeNorthwest - (Near UTSA, Medical Center, Shavano Park, Rim)$200-275K Price RangeFar West - Castroville, Alamo Ranch, Sea World Area

i really want to leave this duplex in a solid position when i move out and rent it. i realize that things WIILL break but i just want to make sure the big ticket items are taken care of.

I was there for that cleaning and I was able to get each and every item clean as a whistle.

I just learned this today, VA loans can be assumed by non-military buyers!

She has the ability to pay rent, but would rather spend it on material items than her bills.

So our new renters moved into one of our units on the first of July, since moving in, they have had a laundry list of items they are requesting to fix. 

However, the market has changed in that time period with interest rates changing and homes staying on the market longer and longer.You mentioned the big ticket mechanical items for the house, but it sounds like paint, flooring, kitchen and bathrooms we're mostly untouched.