Mainly:- new appliances- privacy fence - new floors - conversion from 0.5 bath to full bath - new doors and trimI don’t know what’s too far and I guess it’ll depend on the market in my area.

Leaving our oversized master bedroom for a triple bunk bed for the kids, and the sitting room space (divided by a privacy curtain) for us to sleep. 

Those big windows in the shower are very poorly placed... they ALWAYS end up leaking at the sill creating all kinds of wet rot inside the wall, plus they're a privacy problem.We replaced them with a "gun slit" approx. 30"-48" wide and 6"-10" high, centered in the wall.

Typically, they won't hand out investor contact info to just anybody, as privacy protection is big and part of that trust factor.

Simply educating tenants and landlords on the current process would accomplish the same thing as the ordinance at little or no cost.Invasion of PrivacyThis ordinance is a discriminatory invasion of privacy.

This provides you with privacy and avoids probate.

It helps achieve privacy and avoids probate in the end.

Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, etc?

Do not invade my privacy with your negative thinking and short sided mindset.

More likely they want to keep their privacy....