Brick can be laid up thousands of ways and thicknesses depending on the aesthetics or structural demands of the home/building.

Changes for aesthetic appeal and elimination of obsolescence (e.g., new exterior siding, adding a second story to the home, covered porch, stair railings, attached carport).

Go get those punks. 

I will say that phasing in from black to SS is much easier aesthetically than white to SS.

I've seen MLS listings where the work looks shoddy, or aesthetically the design is just a disaster (e.g. everything must've been on closeout, so who cares that it doesn't match or coordinate in any way).

Tile surrounds rarely have to be replaced if just dirty, bathroom tile and fixtures clean very well unless abused, its usually an aesthetic choice.

What I bring to the table is:* strong analytical skills* come from a family of builders, so pretty proficient in finding the "gotchas" pretty quickly* fairly keen sense of aesthetics & what aspiring renters prefer* good knowledge of basic maintenance and repairs * 30+ years of marketing/marketing communications background* strong negotiating skillsWould love to connect with others in the area. 

Solar systems can negatively impact the aesthetics of the roof line.  

If you know your stuff and present well (be professional in person rather than acting like a young punk), it will sort itself out.

Adding smart home features and aesthetics to make the spaces trendy as well as very livable, they have been a hit with potential buyers at the open houses.