Our host is Kit Crowne at Righttrac financial.

I like the white trim crown molding above too .

I don't work in the rental rehab space, only flips.Personally I like to do accent walls, wainscoting, crown/trim work, accent tile, functioning kitchen spaces, wine racks, wine fridges, etc...For a rental I would probably avoid all of this and go with basic, clean and sturdy over fancy and nice looking. 

It is newly renovated with stainless appliances, tile and wood floors, designer stacked ledge stone, glass & stone backsplash, crown moulding, upgraded lighting, ceiling fans and an updated washer/dryer combo.

Right now I'm working on renovating hallway areas of an 8 story condo building and we will be removing (or creating) surplus materials - 8" stained/unpainted egg-and-dart crown molding, chair rails, and more than 200 light fixtures, - all in good condition.

I have since installed new LVP flooring in the first floor, installed crown moulding, replaced the upstairs windows, installed A/C, and did some cosmetic upgrading (ship lap, board and batten, and painting).

I have since installed new LVP flooring in the first floor, installed crown moulding, replaced the upstairs windows, installed A/C, and did some cosmetic upgrading (ship lap, board and batten, and painting).

What might seem like small details like different trim or adding crown molding would double the time it takes to install it.

At the Crowne Plaza Knoxville Downtown University 401 W Summit Hill Drive SW Knoxville, Tennessee 37902.It would be great to be able to share this with someone else local but I'm sure most of you have other things to do during that time that would be more productive to your own business.

There's Re/Max, Century 21, Crown Realty, Keller Williams and many more smaller private ones in my area.I am looking to hear about experiences with any of these or, others not mentioned, that you like or dislike?