There is a primer of the same brand that you need to apply first for a strong bond to the concrete floor ( you can brush or roll it ). 

I wish my kids would get involve like you I think I ruin them because I put a paint brush in their hands and told them they had to work to pay off their student loans to me:)

The area is population static, if not shrinking slightly.

Also the cabinet hardware needs to be something else - maybe brushed nickel.I am not afraid of color and I like yellow walls - just not That yellow.

Change out the fixtures to brushed nickel.

I've gotten a bathroom sink for $20, light fixtures for $5, paint brushes for 10 cents, 4x4 tile for 5 cents each (brand new), light switches for 10 cents (even a dimmer switch for 50 cents), drawer knobs and pulls for 25 cents each, and so on and so on.

Don't brush off other buyers completly, you just have a deal pending, if it blow up you can go back to those interested.

You won't qualify based on what you said here as an owner occupied dwelling, You may have some static being a triplex, but you may get past that if you can show that one unit would not be rented, might be a steep climb, but technically doable.

But then, it is all new...Joel Owens, I mentioned high water pressure check to the plumber and they brushed it off.

I am pretty handy with a hammer, saw and paint brush and I will do a healthy amount of the maintenance myself.I have several friends and acquaintances who have residential properties intended to rent to UoM Students, and I will be meeting with them to see how they have done over the years.