I'm okay with either just as long as the drain and faucet match ;) And who uses the stopper in the bathroom sink anyway?

Kitchen sink looks like they have a work around for the faucet. 

I was the person who changed out the kitchen sink faucet.

Add in some PPC to turn the faucet on and off and youre good to go.

Stick with the same items for the property like faucets, sinks, surrounds, flooring, paint color, etc.

i went to change a sink faucet the other day. the tenant (squirrel lady), sat in the living room the whole time watching Northwoods Inc or whatever the hell the "cops in the woods of Maine" show is called.she was giving me a play by play the entire time and was getting out of the chair waving her finger upset that the cops wont book "those dirty criminals that destroy our woods".

If you leverage you get ownership of more assets and ultimately more equity over time.The argument about toilets and faucets is the main reason I recommend investing using turnkey providers.I pay them a reasonable fee and they work for me.

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. 

Every now and then I find myself doing some small repairs as well if I don't feel like it is worth tasking out to someone like replacing an appliance, water heater, faucet, fixing/replacing a toilet, door or window.

Most retail customers want turn key or near turn key (paint a wall, change a faucet type of buyer).