String lights, fire pit, grill and some chairs go a long way and look great when lit up in night-time photos. 

People in the industry seem to have a dim view of much of class B equity can be recovered for this fund.  

After listening to a few BP podcasts, it really lit an interest.

I agree with @Michael Baum.I recently had a guest who lit fireworks and put the hot shells in the outdoor trash can which started a fire and burnt up the garage door, stucco, and facia before it was put out. 

High-quality, well-lit photos and a detailed, appealing description are key to drawing attention in a crowded market.

Seemed like QB would be good for a rental, but since with flips you have to capitalize every cost and everything is essentially on the balance sheet (versus the P&L) it didn't seem to work properly. 

My family and I just recently took a short vacation to Wilmington and the house we stayed in really lit a fire in me about getting started because it was so ideally situated. 

While quality work is not mutually exclusive to adding more features to a property, I have seen a lit of flippers houses that seem to do just that: add a hot tub, but can't seem to mount a toilet securely to the floor, or leave the 20 yr old furnace.

Good advise @Nicholas L. It's

It's what I've always wanted to do anyway, but now I actually have a bit of a fire lit under my butt to make it happen sooner rather than later!