@Andrea ShieldsDawn is spot in ... a little elbow grease and fresh paint have the biggest impact.For all our new clients, we leave a package of little things: a new toilet brush, plunger, shower curtain & rings, and an under sink caddy of cleaning supplies.

It gave the house a slightly modern feel with the gray and was fairly fast to install. http://m.homedepot.com/p/Home-Decorators-Collection-6-in-x-48-in-Antique-Brushed-Oak-Resilient-Luxury-Vinyl-Plank-19-39-sq-ft-case-60019/206268083?

@Paul Juell That's a pretty broad brush you're painting with.As a full-time Realtor, I have no objection to working with most investors.The only "investors" I don't want to work with are:1.

BTW, try using a hammer and a paint brush instead of a computer and a printer.

If I am buying a $200k house in Fort Worth, then to pay him a few thousand dollars to brush up on Texas law is going to be a significant piece of my investment.  

Brush hog clearing of land.

If people are brushing up against it, you are unlikely to ever get the contact cement adhered end cap to stay in place especially if it happens to get warm (sits in direct sun for example)

As to warranties, what happens when the builder decides to brush off the issues raised on the punchlist?  

Two guys with chainsaws and a truck came and cut all the firewood out of the fallen tree and then I just had to make several trips with my truck to haul the brush to a composting facility.

Check out this one for the Sawzall  https://www.homedepot.com/p/ReciproTool-Nylon-Scrub-Brush-Offset-Accessory-for-use-with-Universal-Adapter-for-Reciprocating-Saws-RCT-SCB-10/204248369