A very comfortable location where you can enjoy a continental breakfast on them.2.

The kitchen features a full suite of appliances, stone floors, high-resolution laminate counters, tiled back splash, pantry and breakfast bar.

Where I live, 100+ degrees in the summer means central air is not optional.I don’t think there are that many kitchens that can hold a dining table either, though breakfast nooks or dining rooms are common.For me, a lack of outlets is a turn off, and a lot of older homes have that.  

Maybe a bed and breakfast or a rehab center?

Saw you post from last year - I know of a very upscale Bed & Breakfast that is expanding, due its' demand for accommodation, expanding restaurant hours and it being a number one draw for wedding venues and mansion buyouts. 

I think there's one that meets Friday mornings for breakfast somewhere but I can't remember the details.  

-What seems to be above average hand-holding (important for me), including a tag along with experienced agent during first listing presentation-What seems to be daily free breakfast/lunch at the office - I would take advantage of this with my planned schedule :)-Reimbursement of my pre-license education fees $400+-I know this isn't much but 1000 business cards and 200 "Hi I just became a new agent" cards-No transaction fees for agentThe last bullet is what is making me write this post.

Living room, formal dining, kitchen and breakfast nook off kitchen on main level.

They provide a free breakfast and go through a list of vendor presentations and then have a discussion topic.

The rental market is really good here. i put vinyl planks in that look like wood, and i had a little breakfast bar made out of  green granite. i put new laminate countertops in, and in general just got the place as clean as i could get it.