It means that if you sell any object (say cars), then don't dilute your time, money and effort to diversify into non-car objects (eg flowers & candy). 

Author pulls ceiling fans and 220 air conditioning outlets from the houses...I won't fight this one other than to say I install $30 fans in my bedrooms...to me that cheap and easy.

Trim hedges, mow lawns, plant flowers and haul away any junk from the yard.

She's sending me pics of a dirty outlet, sticky stuff in a cabinet, games that weren't put away, etc.

This is a brief summary of what the property needs:Exterior:remove old roof and replace with new one (Shingles/asphalt)Some serious landscaping (Removing plants, trimming tree branches etc)Partial Painting (Brick/Aluminium siding)New garage doorInterior:Install drywall in the lower level of the house (it's a split level house)PaintingDemo wall between kitchen and living room to make it an open layoutRemodel 2 bathrooms (Tiling, new countertops etc)Panting kitchen cabintes and install hardware, new appliances, tile, and new countertops.Installing carpet on the family room and basementReplace closet/bedroom doors and trimReplacing and installing outlets/switches New water heater Install laminate The total project costs came at 67K (including an 11 % fee or 6,700 the contractor is charging me for running the project).

Maybe put in a flower bed or bushes or some kind of a lattice-type barrier that looks nice.  

I haven't heard of a new gas stove that doesn't require a 110 outlet in a long time so I had to look it up - imagine my surprise to see that GE makes a cordless model that takes a 9V battery for the ignitors.

The crazy 30 million evictions numbers are being fed to news outlets by tenant unions and activists hoping to create fear especially in the minds of politicians and voters.

At least a family of four will vacuum the carpet and plant some flowers in front and generally try to make it look like a home.

Spent $7k turning the old junky basement into industrial-chic-cool with exposed wood beams, lots of shiny new electrical outlets via exposed conduits and OSB (pressed wood) for the sub floor.