But, I think you could at least make a good argument that the cabinets could be removed from a rental without much damage, and, if for whatever reason, a tenant did not want the cabinets where they were, you could potentially change the layout for them.Not tax advice.

I believe in most markets, a real, quantitative answer to this type of question is achievable.This seems like a pretty basic thing to try and determine, but if you look at it more thoroughly, you see that it's very difficult to place a real value on appliances.The only way that you could realistically quantify this is by taking a very large apartment complex (100+ units) with apartments that have same or very similar finishes and layouts, other than some have stainless appliances and some have white or black.

You lay out the options...

Buy the mortar and grout as and when needed, do not store, do not listen to the HD or Lowes sales person when he offers to pick them out to go with your tile order.Learn how to do the tile work yourself, my husband has done the floors in all of our units, he now hires temp help as his back is not what it once was, but he knows how do the layout, can oversee the workers doing the laying.

I do like FR website and layout but I would not use them as your source for trustee information for bidding at auction.

Like the clean layout and design.

Re-read my first posting where I lay out some of the assumptions behind the 2% rule.

and my business card layout in order to establish a decent web presence and more importantly, not confuse people.

Now we want to focus more particularly on getting good property listing appearance and property detail layout.  

What is the lay out of the property, etc.?