., LVP, marble counter tops, stainless steel appliances, etc.)

So do you really believe that tens of thousands of investors in, and looking to get in, the park space have just lost their marbles?

Though I am newer, this strategy is flawed in my eyes for several reasons:-If you are hiring out contractors to do the work (which is generally the case), the cost is no greater when installing an expensive granite countertop versus a cheaper marble material-The appraised ARV will be lower with lower-end finishes-Your time return on investment is lower, because you still have the same scope of work (generally) for a lower profit-Your exit strategy will be more difficult on lower-end finishes if you ever choose to sell in the futureThese are probably obvious to anyone who argues not to go with high end finishes on rentals, so I really don't see the counterargument.

I'll be upgrading the two bathrooms in the house, and undecided if I should put marble look tiles in the bedrooms.

As a SELLER I have to say I hate that there is such MLS regulation that specifies, at least w/ every MLS I worked with (many), that once a property goes under contract MLS statues needs to be changed to "Pending" or "Contingent"Am I the only crazy one here who is annoyed by it? 

In fact, I would say the biggest mistake I have made is not putting all of my marbles in the Bay.  

Granite, quartz, marble, tile, etc. which one is best just depends on what your looking for. 

It was mostly a DIY affair, but it worked (or at least the statue of limitations has passed on it).Can't really comment without some research on what impact you being a South African citizen might have on the transaction consequences.

I would search the term Escheat in CA and maybe see if you can find specific state statues.

Bill draft labeled "an act to prevent  homelessness will be amending section 16 MRS 6004 of maine statue."