Thats total of less than $60.I had to pay for new paints and brushes.

Be careful to paint with broad brushes entire swaths of demographics as "want too much" or "Generally want to make the most possible". 

The DFW area is huge with a ton of municipalities - can't really paint it with a broad brush. 

On the interior, we snatched out shiny brass fixtures and replaced them with the trendy brushed-nickel and oil-rubbed bronze finishes that were required upgrades at the time.Having something to prove on Willowood, we worked with a vengeance and remarkably completed the renovation on time and on budget-ish.

- Choose a touchless option for added convenience.Inspiration: - Consider a matte black or brushed nickel finish for a contemporary look

I don't like vinyl anything personally so on the really hardcore surfaces like kitchen cabinet bottom if I want to waterproof it I would silicon caulk all three sides, then brush a thin layer of epoxy sealer then a layer of liquid epoxy.

And it's a good time to brush up on how foreclosures come to market, as there is some coming via that channel - it's NOT going to be some crazy huge flood like in 08, but there will be some and it is a very different process so will require a bit of homework.  

Again I know these are "broad brush" questions and answers but just looking for general thoughts.  

I was a apprentice painter once but hated it... also sold fuller brush's door to door.. pumped gas , bagged groceries... etc etc.. but I found my calling in Real estate sales and I rather like that and finance and building..

Here it is becoming more common to run a dimpled membrane (like Delta MS or SuperSeal) from drain/footing to grade (or just above) .. sometimes in combination with a roll/brush on coating.