So the amount of years you do anything means very little.You are taking an opinion, and dressing it up as fact.You can be in business for 300 years, but if you have never been exposed to a car, you will swear by running is the best form of transportation.So yes, you are not wrong. 

@Oriane Brice your going to want to find these before they are for sale and exposed to the market. 

Exposed brick, bright colors, lots of glass. 2.

Stl-pd is focusing on exposing the bad deal with a particular bias.

Houses don't sell for one of two reasons.First, they have not been adequately exposed to the market. 

By the time we are 21, we've been exposed to business transactions, give a few bucks and get a hamburger and coke, buy a car, purchase shoes or clothes.

As an agent I would suggest you contact owners of expired listings, those listing that have been on MLS for a long period of time - BUT DON'T talk to them about listing their properties (this may be difficult as an agent because that is what agent's are trained to do) start to think and act as a counselor, help the seller solve their problem and if you do you'll put together many transactions.Also FORGET ABOUT - the conventional way of buying real estate (20% down, using a 20-30 page contract, applying for financing and exposing yourself to intimation by lenders, underwriters and others who do not care about your financial goals and would like to see you fail in your quest for wealth) - study and understand  how to CONTROL and ROLL real estate - C&R is the highest real estate leverage ever created - C&R is about selling (assigning) real estate you don't own. it all boils down to creating a "skinny contract" with only one contingency and offering that property (contract) up for assignment using the public auction method of marketing.You can do it - flush your mind of the conventional ways of doing the real estate business and start to turn over rocks to find a sellers with a need - help them and your skills will help you make some serious money.Oh!

The exposed brick and the concrete floor helped the most.

We have a standard list of things that we keep in our 22 furnished short term rentals.  4 rolls of tp per bathroom, 3 bars of Ivory, 8 pack of deodorant soap.One towel for each bed, plus a few extra.Linens for all the beds, plus a spare set.Kitchen has dish soap, paper towels, pot scrubbing pad, dishwasher detergent, laundry detergent, bleach, cleaning supplies, and a 4 pack of light bulbs.Outside is propane or a small bag of charcoal for the appropriate grill.My cleaning lady does the work for free.  

I just meant that I am going to do exposed brick.