I know it's completely contrary to what everyone else is telling you at the end of the day, sell the asset, pull all the cash out of it, and then move that cash into another asset and do it all by rent, wash rinse, and repeat, wash rinse and repeat over and over again.

If they are PVC/ABS look for the clean outs -threaded lids that can be removed- and basically pressure wash the inside of the pipes on all runs.If you are handy, remove the toilette and use high pressure water to clean the pipes, you"ll be surprised with what you can accomplish with a garden hose with a pvc end cap and a couple of drilled holes on it.

The renovation consisted of all new interior and exterior paint, removal of popcorn ceiling, complete floor removal and install, complete kitchen remodel which included a wall removal and converting half of a closet into a pantry, complete master bath remodel, 2/3 remodel on guest bath, All new interior doors and hardware, new front door and hardware, new lighting fixtures, new landscaping, new paint for patio and front sidewalk, and pressure washed driveway.

Also, you should see what Ross Dodds is doing with Wash on Western in LA.

Floors swept and mopped, appliances cleaned inside/out, windows washed, carpets vacuumed, finger smudges wiped off light switches and doors, all lightbulbs work, etc.

I'm purchasing my first car wash and very excited about it!  

I think rich dad poor dad brain washed me here's a quote: ''Traditionally, when housing prices rise, so do home equity loans.

Even if it was a "wash" to begin with, it will save increasingly with time and every available study shows that not only do solar homes sell for more (average $4/watt of solar system) but also sell faster.

Get the advice of an agent in your area but in addition to what's been said: paint job, flooring, exterior appearance (new siding/paint/power-wash/whatever) and landscaping.

Similar to a car wash or laundromat.