Frankly if you had a modern Florida built house in the Midwest it'd last forever, through tornadoes and all. 

The kitchen is older (mid 90’s) melamine/oak cabinets.We would do modern shakers with butcher block counters.

A burly gent with a saws all would make quick work of it if it were mine.I know these old timers make comfy bathtubs for those who like to soak--nice and deep-but the sides are tall, requiring a large step over and to me the antique look is not something I want to offer the market.A shower with a surround can be a relativity easy install and makes the unit from what I would consider a "Boutique" or (lower income) offering to a more mainstream modern offering.Personally I would not rent a unit with a claw tub for myself to live in.A shower with a spray wand attachment and a mixing valve setup is a modern offering.And for a unit that might appeal more to those with tikes in the house, a bathtub with a surround would be my choice.But of course if money is the issue another repainting might solve the problem, especially if you cannot raise the rent with a more modern offering.Are the current renters tub soakers who love this setup?

I've seen some nice track or even hanging tubes, but they all are integrated with a modern motif..

Out of the two stoves I'm looking at, the glass top is $30 more, but definitely looks nicer and more modern.

Here are the 2 agents I recommend and you can reach out to both to see which is the best fit for youJon Fisher Kimberly ClarkI don't have experience with better.com but agree that the lenders which have a modern online process are super convenient. 

@Kirsten Crotts, glass top is way more modern and easier for cleaning

I don't think location matters, provided CPA is a strong communicator, and has modern tools to make it easy to collaborate.

They are quite modern and edgy.

If you buy a good modern tub it will save you in a long run.