I'm thinking of painting it brighter.  

I believe that renters prefer brighter spaces.

i thought of selling ,when this whole thing started.but now ,i think different,this covid made me a better landlord in the long run.i mean in profit,not in the way i took care of properties.before i did stuff without thinking of the cost.just spend it.now i really treat this as a business ,not a side hustle,now really checking out incoming tenants,more involved in landlord meetings and other stuff.in the long run will create more money .i was one of those softy landlords that would try to help out a trouble tenant, and then get bit in the ***.now if you do not meet qualifcations,that apt will sit empty and collect dust.so i took a hit money in the pocket like a lot of other landlords,but i see a brighter future,because alot of landlords will sell,and supply will become in short supply,creating rent increases which will let make make up my losses.and in the long way the tenant who cheated the system will be homeless.and the government ask us landlords for help, i way say call the cdc.

Outlook for commercial is even brighter now that we will have a new "business friendly" administration.

I'm hoping you brighter minds of all things finance could help me figure out options for financing this property after the renovations are complete. 

I've read a couple books, attended a couple seminars and have done a fair amount of interent research on REI, and I do believe REI will be the vehicle to a brighter future for me and my wife and hopefully a legacy for my children. 

Bring a flashlight 

I am currently looking for something better and bigger--and now that we are getting more into REI, becoming a Real Estate Agent is a high possibility.We are both eager to start investing in real estate in hopes for a brighter future that involves early retirement, and possibly a house on the beach :].

White ceiling will make the room look bigger and brighter.

On a brighter note, did you know that your girlfriend could benefit from a cost segregation study on her condo even though her property is under $500,000.