I don't believe the marketplace has specifically enhanced lead generation.  

(I'm texturing a ceiling later today - guess which camp I'm in?)

I tried doing a scuff and buff but all it did was enhance the smell (if that's even possible!).

An easier potential solution is to execute a Ladybird Deed (aka Enhanced Life Estate Deed).

You will also pay more for coloured panels and pattern (textured) panels (which attach differently).

Many unqualified person took this gamble and thus due to the exorbitant hedge fund SFH purchases in the greater Tampa Bay Area residential multi-family dwellings were artificially enhanced as well.

There are new contacts that enhance our ability to be more successful.

Like others stated, depends on area as well as price point of home.For most of my rehabs, orange peel works great and covers the belmishes, we use smooth on the ceilings unless we did a popcorn scrape in which case texture needs to be applied to cover all the imperfections.My last sold rehab was at $1.175M and all the walls and ceilings were smooth as was the finish on the new stucco.On the one I will start working on soon, the standard orange peel will be in order.

The thicker cover holds more paint, the slower motion allows paint to really saturate the wall, filling in the low spots on the texture and, if you do it right, you only have to paint one coat.

So if the rent is $900 a month, a $30 gift card would be a good gesture to enhance goodwill.