I call it the Southwest Airlines style!

I put an electric "stove" style fire in an old coal fireplace in one of my first rentals, partly to ensure that the tenants didn't try to light a fire there

Sometimes you just need to move on and try to work with someone more compatible with your style.

This is the simple "Pergo" style stuff.

The concrete look has to go with the style of the house interior for it not to look out of place and cheap.Personally, I would not want concrete floors in my house.

Tell them about your property and ask them to pull sales of similar size, quality, and style properties in the area that are in similar condition.

As you've said the evolution should be there in the style you chose.

I don't think I'd bank on the sale price of a MFH increasing enough to justify that style of investment.

Welcome @Auria Styles , from just above you in the East Bay!

I have roughly 5 years of formal work experience with different aspects of default real estate, although most of it is with paralegal style work, as I was at a default-based law firm and now am working at a bank in different servicing aspects of foreclosure (residential).Investing in default properties has always interested me, so I may begin there, but I'm here at BP to learn as much as possible to make my first deal a successful one.