It has original windows, front patio needs pressure washing, and the landscape is simply grass up to the house.

I would do a deep clean with a pressure washer to clean it off before beginning the resurfacing.

It was a 1000 sq ft 2/1 in Mount Vernon and we rehabed it for 94 days and nervously went on the market April 5 asking for $299k.

Either we fold under the pressure or find solutions to our respective situations.

If you have the budget, I'd look to replace the countertop with quartz (being the trend of the day) with an under-mounted sink.

I could have done 2-3 projects during the same time for the same capital investment had I leveraged debt; but it was my first one and I didn’t want the time pressure (payments).

Offered on a few properties before finding a nice one in Mount Horeb, just outside of Madison.

Other than that, I am seeing a lot of temporary suspension of evictions in other cities/states:https://www.latimes.com/homeless-housing/story/2020-04-05/coronavirus-rent-landlords-pressuring-tenants-los-angeleshttps://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/is-may-rent-canceled-can-landlords-evict-tenants-late-fees-laws-and-what-we-know/

-There is previous water leak spotted in chimney siding -Low water flow rate even though water pressure checks good - hot water heater is working but old - windows probably need replacement some don’t stay open and one window can not open at all -new smoke detector needed -ac thermostats works but is miss wired -few small electrical works I am gonna call my agent and discuss possible price reduction or have them fix some of these issues.

Once those slow down and things begin to reset some sellers will be pressured to part with property.For 300k there are a lot of options.