The Continental GT is a repaint.

Im hoping someone else comes in that's more experienced than me, but I don't see you accounting for what happens when an appliance breaks, or when you need to repaint the walls. 

It is is lead paint there is an obvious liability issue but also just the maintenance of repainting is a pain.

I immediately threw down laminate flooring instead of the nasty carpets and repainted the entire house (interior).

They stripped the old paint, repainted and caulked for $350 each tub.

Most of the photos are professional quality but I've since updated the furniture (much nicer now) and repainted several rooms, so getting rooms re-shot and edited by the end of the week.Had a couple of people reach out today so that's a good sign.

If you are ever hit with a lead hazard citation & need to do a scrape & repaint using lead certified practices you are gonna pay a premium.

Not sure if that's the issue, but if so, my thoughts are:Than can be fixed with an epoxy kit and then repainted to match the tub's finish.

Repainting, OTOH, is not a capital improvement. 

If the guy hanging a light needs to cut some sheetrock, it gets repaired and repainted without anyone having to ask.Also, because they've worked with all my specialty guys (electrician, plumber, HVAC, roofer, window company, cabinet installer, etc) on so many jobs, they all know each other, and my main crew knows to step out of the way when the specialists come in.