Is there an official name for adding this decorative piece of the house?

Scrap the charm, the unit is strictly decorative, go for the increased value in the bath.

My mom also shares a similar interest in real estate with a passion for remodels and interior decoration, as well as light property management with ownership of a triplex. 

If you are able to manage the place yourself, that's great, but you can also hire a property manager or decorator to help you (I have both managed and decorated properties; there are a lot of services that can help you with this in Denver.) 

I am looking in the areas of mainly Thurston County and Grays Harbor, WA.I have a really good connection with a contractor who would give me amazing deals, a girlfriend with great decorating skills, and a couple people who would help me financing if I really believed in what I was doing.I am fairly new with all of this, I would love to get to a place where I can really live life and enjoy what I do.

Decorating for your personal space is VERY different than choosing decor for a rental.

The landlord is responsible for the property.On the other hand, you can decorate and modify a house you own to your hearts content.

Light fixtures can set the tone for the decor and I suggest you stay neutral, not flashy, tasteful but not expensive. many have their own for upper end homes or they will decorate later, a hundered dollars more is probably just money out of your pocket, IMO.

It depends on the location of the related building, other decoration for the room, what price you wanna to sell for the house.

the village had affidavit items which said I had to put mortar on the missing parts of the decorate stone on the exterior (bad 70s decorative stone) and I thought he said this could be waited until the spring.