When looking at Zestimates, you have to think of it as a large paint roller - not a fined tuned brush.

I would go with brushed nickel knobs/pulls and stainless faucet/sink which will give it a cohesive look. 

When clients have questions about their accounting, it seems that a lot of PMCs give the brush off or "we'll get back to you" and this can be a huge pain point when working with a PMC. 

@Tyler LeeYou'd probably be surprised what a half-hearted amateur sanding, some homemade filler mixed out of Elmer's Glue-All and the sawdust from your floor sanding, and three coats of brush-applied gloss polyurethane will do for most hardwood floors, however heavily scratched.

It was a rental but not selling because trees and brush obscured the entire front of the house.

Increase the #'s, and with the % remaining static, you-earn-MORE. 

The weight is not static either due to people getting in and out and the water sloshing around.

I would do try to get as much transparency about the renovation itself and some statics from the property management company.

Markets respond to new opportunities and are not static. 

Look at the guy that brushes your teeth each morning.