Get something more visually stimulating, like a one-piece with a double flush European button on top or a sleek Japanese design like a Toto Aquia.3.

You might also consider a stone wainscot slightly higher than the window sill line... it would give it some visual weight.Some landscaping is definitely in order, but again, I'd have to see the completed version to make good recommendations.

Low supply and high demand means higher prices.For a recession to impact the housing market, it would need to fundamentally alter this dynamic between supply and demand.

I failed to mention that the cabinets are already purchased.I have planned this kitchen for 3 years.and I went with the smaller appliances despite the fact that they are more expensivebecause they look better in the spaceI chose operational effectiveness over operational Efficiency you would have to see the space to understand. but trust me saving 1,500 dollars on appliances by going with larger  ones was certainly vetted and I ultimately decided to go with the more expensive option of the smaller appliances because it leaves a smaller visual foot print. because it just fits the space much better. 

Here are the affluent zip code gross yield, for the nation's most demographically dynamic MSA: Indianapolis IN pop cum growth 30% , gross rental yield 10.6%Houston TX pop cum growth 41% , gross rental yield 8.6%Dallas Fort Worth pop cum growth 38%, gross rental yield 8.4%Atlanta GA pop cum growth 34% , gross rental yield 7.8%Orlando FL pop cum growth 45% , gross rental yield 7.7%Des Moines IA pop cum growth 29% , gross rental yield 7.6%Charlotte NC pop cum growth 40% , gross rental yield 7.4%Jacksonville FL pop cum growth 29%, gross rental yield 7.4%Phoenix AZ pop cum growth 41% , gross rental yield 7.0%Raleigh Cary NC pop cum growth 60%, gross rental yield 6.7%San Antonio TX pop cum growth 39%, gross rental yieldNashville TN 40% 6.7%Colorado Springs CO 30% 6.5%Denver CO 29% 6.4%Charleston SC 36%, 6.4%Greenville SC 56% 6.4%Provo Orem UT 55% 6.2%Austin TX, 60% 5.6%You should note that local tax and insurance is much higher in Florida than other states so that 3% to 5% more needs to be deducted from gross yield to compare to other states such as Georgia or North Carolina.Be careful that properties that have no appreciation potential should have proper capex baked into the numbers.

Good visualization at breakfast :-).Mike and Rich and everyone who posted here...

I used different bright colored masking tape to temporarily mark each pipe, to help me visualize where everything went.

Yes, basically I'd like a relatively cheap system (say $1000 or less) where the FedEx guy (or anyone) can call the tenant, it rings on their phone, they can visually see who it is, and click a buzzer to let them in.

I found the Sherwin Williams ColorSnap Visualizer pretty useful as well. 

I find that breaking a project into components helps to visualize what i need and what I might need if something unexpected pops up.