My ideas included adding privacy fend sections with hanging plants (to add a little elegance) in front of the windows that are prone to being broken.

When we go back and do the rest, the cost per sq foot will come down as a living/dining room and two bedroom will not be that expensive.We are completing a deep retrofit of a student house this summer - the current project phase includes re-wiring of the entire house, new HVAC system, and turning an unfinished basement into 2-bdrms, common rm, bathroom, and laundry area {included in this is levelling the existing slab, moving a wall on the main floor, removing a chimney, new egress windows and window wells, and installing a new staircase}.

This house just needs drywall on the lower, paneling half in the hall, dining, den, and hall bath, and flooring in those rooms.

The home is in Louisiana and has what some would call Mardi Gras tiles in the family room, dining room and kitchen.

We've replaced the broken floor joists in the dining room (we found out there was a hoarder that used to live here and had so much crap in the house it snapped the floor joists) as you'll see in the second picture and we have completely gotten rid of the wall separating the living room and the kitchen as you'll see in the first picture.

At this time I work as a Chef at a casual dining restaurant while I go full time t school.

Viña is elegant and more expensive.I know there are some expats living in Algarrobo and others in La Serena.I'm not sure about Zapallar and Cachagua.

-add new house numbers that fit the style of the home-add a potted plant--colorful, elegant, stylish--at the front door-add a new mat at the front door-park a luxury vehicle in the driveway or garage/carport for photos if the property is more upscale-clean (and organize?)

I have a house up for sale right now, its a nice house built in 2001, 3200 sq ft, a former builder's model so it was built with a lot of little "extras" you don't see on every newer house like tray ceilings, inset columns and arched entries going into living rm and dining rm, nicer than usual tile, etc.

The living areas (family room, dining room, living room, and downstairs bedroom all were off those halls and they had carpet) It was great, if carpet wears out in one area, it's easily replaced without having to replace whole 2000 feet of floor space!