General recommendation for LTR bathrooms: Mirrors not cabinets (that break + cost 4x the price of straight wall mirror clipped on)One piece vanities + countertops are ~$100 and an easy DIY project if you can keep the same faucet height and not have mess much with the plumbing lines.

Until one day, as I tell people now, it was like someone turned the water faucet off...no phone calls to the office, no interest, cancelled contracts, etc. 

A house can pass inspection but once someone is living there it's being put under daily stress (faucets turned on/off, heat/AC on an off, etc) so be prepared for repair costs 

:I’m not going to do it, but someone needs to make a “time to turn off the faucet” pun. lol Bruhhhhhhhh.

We have had good results with changing them out and some chronically leaky faucets.

I've had doors kicked in, drug trafficking, a beaten tenant, $400 leaky faucet repair bills, etc etc..... and that was with a good property, in a good area, with a good property manager....No matter what is said on any forums, for now, I've narrowed my view down to this......My wealth needs to come from about 50% stocks and 50% REI. 

All the installers need to do is cut out the sink and faucet holes. 

I have to laugh at myself because, even recently, all my rehabs have brown earthtone granite, brown linoleum, brown cabinets, etc. amd I am still thinking in the 70's.All the new homes have everything in gray and everything is 100% square i.e. the door knobs on the house doors, the kitchen cabinet knobs, the kitchen doors, faucets and all the paneling and fences have changed from vertical to horizontal wood.

.-$300.Lets up date blinds and some lights  $ 400-$1000Lets up date vanities and sinks and faucets

You will be relieved once you add this.As far as fresh water, or hot water plumbing other than leaving faucets on low drip in really cold weather it's a gamble..