The only negative is the listing gets stale, but I don’t think people will stigmatize stale listings as much given these circumstances, and you can always “refresh” the listing by removing it temporarily and re-listing it.

I had no idea these could get such a nice refresh..ok I'm going to go for it. 

@Jason Allen, a very refreshing post.

If she moves the tenant out and does a minor cosmetic refresh she can sell it for $100,000 without issue.

I will refresh my tech skills and reenter the workforce, but the economic downturn will hurt that.How can I get $250k in financing to buy out the co-owner with so little income?

those words are: remodeled, refreshed, new, refurbished, upgraded, and similar words...As soon as I see them I feel like there is little value I can add to it and since I am not looking for a turn key rental, I have to skip those homes. 

It is refreshing to hear that so many people are just beginning this journey as well!

Refreshing to see this instead of the typical "my property manager sucks" BP post.My company is on the front lines and it's damn hard right now.

Hi BPers' -
We're a licensed lender in California. Just started to experiment with small fix up loans to home sellers. Compass and Berkshire are offering home sellers ZERO interest loans to fix up their houses for s...

Rehab choices - We decided to do a full refresh.