You don't want to drop granite if the area is low end for example or add molding or trim packages to the inside.

They are responsible for weekly mowing and trimming.

I use Sherwin Williams Agreeable Gray with white trim.

I love framing, trim, putting in windows and doors so I will continue to do a lot of that unless rei grows into a full time job.

Trim 5.

You have to of course demo all of the trim, remove the cabinets (but don't demo them, just unscrew them), backsplash, etc.  

I hire people who are practically homeless who work really cheap to help with mundane tasks like cleaning up roofing debris off the ground, pulling the carpet nails and staples up, painting trim and general cleanup but do everything else myself.

Austin, I am a little confused by what you are asking, but there are many ways to improve value besides kitchen and bath:- landscaping- new windows- flooring throughout- trim/molding throughout- new roof if needed- improved light fixtures throughout- add/remove walls to make better use of space if needed- add built in bookshelves- repaint the outside/shutters- increase energy efficiencyThose are just a few things and what to do will of course depend on the comps in that area and what is selling.

I'm leaving interior items like kitchen, bath, carpet, trim, doors, fixtures and paint to the buyer.

New asphalt drives, pool repairs, carports, paint exterior trim etc, etc, etc.