The Denver list is pretty easy to trim down.

You made some odd choices, like painting the very dated trim and chair rails in the living room instead of removing it.

(Flip house I bought last year in nearby town I was sure I had time to work on)  Go to nearby town and trim in windows I installed this summer, paint trim if weather allows (probably not) winterize house for winter.3. 

Part of me loves doing what I'm doing - even when I'm spending a weekend painting trim (which is about the only thing of the rehab I do) or something like that. 

Needs the trees trimmed.

We hired out adding a bathroom, remodeling an existing bathroom, and exterior paint, then rewired the entire house, did a new kitchen, appliances, entryway (rotted out), tile, trim-work, laundry room, opened the floorplan, and painted ourselves.

We hired out adding a bathroom, remodeling an existing bathroom, and exterior paint, then rewired the entire house, did a new kitchen, appliances, entryway (rotted out), tile, trim-work, laundry room, opened the floorplan, and painted ourselves.

Sometimes lowering the sill, adding wider trim.. you get the idea. 

Found the wood in the trim/moulding section in Lowes and it wasn't visible to the casual viewer unless they got down and looked up under the counter overhang.Next I tackled a really bad caulk job behind the sink and there I found evidence of dry rot that the caulk was covering.

Only thing hired out was having a friend paint the trim at the end since I was burnt out on the project.