The packages used to say "30yr, 40yr, 50yr+" etc and generally the thicker they were, the better. 

Sometimes the truth hurts and depending on your generation some are thicker skinned than others.

Even if I sand it down I will still need to skim coat it.

I agree that new members may never come back after some comments returned to them and while that is disappointing, people need to have a tad thicker skin in the real estate industry.

Currently looking the CA market (i live on the central coat) been having my eye on Bakersfield.

Most higher end clients who relocate with don't cruise zillow...they call someone with a nice coat and and audi and say "do you have anything' that fits?"

Codie makes good money as an influenzer, so expect her recipie to be somewhat sugar coated.

If you can’t take a little constructive criticism (and you’re obviously very quick to dish out criticism in a market you don’t know), then you might need to grow a thicker skin if you want to do real estate long term.

Total Square Feet: Exclude: BathroomsRemove / Uninstall the following:· Place colored items in storage shed; the rest can be kept or disposed of.From Closets: Current ShelvingFrom Wall -- Old gas heater (living space wall)Facing back door.Gas heater thermostat (lower bedroom)Baseboard heater (lower bedroom)Two baseboard heaters (living room, under stairway)Coat hangar (bedroom)Two thermo sensors (bedroom and hallway) .

Putting in stainless steel appliances is one of the most cost-effective improvements that you can make to a rental property--I'd put it up there with a fresh coat of paint.