Also by decorating nicely and providing new electronics and other perks, you can appeal to more people and you can ask for a higher rate and probably get better guests.

The curb appeal of the home is the FIRST thing prospective buyers see and nice landscaping and decorative trim along with multi paint clors and nice stucco can make all the difference in the first impression.Also, I often move or demo walls to create a more open and/or fluid floor plan.

My first thought when I hear laminate is tacky 80's decor, but there is good laminate out there nowadays.

I tell them the rent and security deposit.So next email I am informed that my new tenant will send me a check for $3000 to cover first month's rent and deposit of $1500, and as soon as I get it will I immediately send another check to their interior decorator for $1500.....YOU BETCHA.

(gourd decorating, scarecrows in fall, etc. spring flower, soap making or ?)

She decorates cakes at Sam's Club in her area, I told her just to tell every one she knows that she pays $1,000 to anyone that give us a person that needs to sell a home and we make an offer on it to buy and they accept.

Walls get a few framed art pieces, large rooms might have a decorative tall vase with bamboo shoots in corner.

Tell him that without the easement, you will turn the property into a junk yard and plant multiple school buses, nose down in the dirt to "decorate" your property. 

Hit estate sales, Ikea, craigslist, etc. for décor and furniture. 

After having their fence knocked down a few times, they placed"decorative" boulders in the yard.