That’s why I think people here are not used to knowing what to do if weather hits freezing point particularly with letting the faucets on. 

I'd get a black one, then all the appliances are black.If you could change out the sink for one that's a single sink with a new faucet like the one in the picture linked below, it would make it look a lot more modern and I love the new ones - it's so much easier to wash a huge stock pot. 

I swear by stainless/ granite, quartz counter tops and a nice sink with large faucet integrated sprayer.

So, if she asks for a leaky faucet to be repaired, do so. 

Did some work on a leaking faucet, got rid of some old furniture and replaced it with new, made a ton of tasteful decorative updates to decor.

Definitely change the sink, faucet and vanity top.

It just means she'll get email requests for drippy faucets or running toilets instead of me fixing them.

Painting under kitchen and bathroom sinks to protect from leaky faucets, reinforcing the towel rod with a painted 1x4 behind it.

The color scheme for the paint job, matching the lights with the faucets and all that good stuff.

I had the property inspected yesterday and the property was solid structurally, plumbing, and electric wise, but it did have a bunch of minor problems here and there:- Guard rail on stairs needs reinforcement- 3 faucets need replacing- Water line not hooked up to one toilet- Washer not hooked up- Couldn't get Furnace to work due to Thermostat not functioning correctly- Dead mouse in a trap in crawl space- upstairs bedroom door needs re-adjustment - doesn't close shutWould this prevent the property from passing an FHA inspection?