Now I am here on BP soaking up what I can, making a post here and there, and hoping my new path to financial independence won't be laden with the sound of rocket and mortar attack alarms in the middle of the night.

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Trim: install new window stools and aprons, new interior and exterior doors, baseboards,closet shelving, casings on wall openings at pass-throughs, new door for rear left bedroom,new door for master bath, new door for master closet, replace damaged or missing doors.Repair and rework existing kitchen cabinets.Build new cabinetsFlooring: install new laminate flooring in all living areas and halls.

Also, just because things are flying off the shelves, doesn't mean anything.

I actually dont mind telling people, they have no idea how it correlates to money, and most think you have a huge amount of money borrowed, the other one i like is How do you pay for all of them, my response is "the bank has a lot of money" most think you borrow it, and a few will think thats where you store your stash, either way they still have no clue, one set of people will think you are trapped and struggling, and others will think your loaded, all the while you look back at them, knowing they stock shelves at WalMart or are a cashier at a gas station, and think how bad their lives must suck living day to day. 

I think you could make it much more functional with a larger mirror and some shelves or cabinetry.

I've seen several options, from a "picture frame" medicine cabinet (That is $350...) or custom DIY in wall shelving that I could probably get done for under $100.Also, I'd like opinions on what I've done so far.

Master Bedroom getting a new huge closet (previously there was only a very small bookcase sized closet with shelves).  

As for the storage, maybe put some shelving in and give each tenant an equal amount of shelf space.

Switch the hanging/shelves in the WIC's to the opposite wall.