The wife and I recently painted our kitchen countertops.

Sweat equity included - framing, windows, siding, roofing, concrete flatwork, painting, trim, etc...Of course it was a lot of hard work building a house and working fulltime but we managed.

While perfectly painted fingernails (and tooties!)

I got into the podcast about a month ago and would listen to 3-4 per day while painting the stucco at my rental, great motivator, but needless to say I chewed thru a months worth of data in a couple days.

It looks like most of the repairs and fresh paint have already been made, I'm just not sure if my comps are correct.

Other than what the WHO and CNC say, there are internationally published birth, death and infant mortality rates that paint a picture of how each country is doing.

2 bedroom condo that has been completely remodeled (granite, stainless steal, new carpet, new paint, base boards etc).

I have a couple of small upgrades prior to renting (paint, new baseboards, etc) that I will definitely have to factor in. 

Rockefeller so don't try to emulate the masters using a "paint-by-the-numbers" kit.

By adding an additional bathroom to the master and upgrading the existing bathroom, interior/exterior paint, upgrading the landscaping, the property should sell for more.