The ceiling would be painted white, and the walls could be painted all one colour including the trim, or two colours, perhaps with the walls painted a neutral colour and the trim painted in semi-gloss white.The second option would be to knock down the stucco and plaster it smooth, then paint it, leaving the trim where it is.

The extra couple of days don't affect my bottom line.

Is the bottom line, which path will make me the most money, as if I am flipping?  

In retrospect, I bought at the very bottom of the market in my area, and even though I thought about taking out a HELOC on it, i don't anymore.

Recently when in a bind because my regular contractors were busy on other jobs and the backup guy I had scheduled bailed on me at the last minute because of an injury I actually used Craigslist to find new painters and carpenters.Lots of folks responded so I had to be careful who to hire of course. but, bottom line, the carpenter I found is great.

They later bought the house across the street and still live there.I currently have a couple houses that were purchased in 2009 when the market was at the bottom.

No bottom bunk and a large dresser in it's place.

Bottom line: that is the bottom line.Delusional?

If you really want to get all the water out, there should be a valve on the side of the tank near the bottom, either plastic or metal, with garden hose threads on it. 

So connect with REIA meetings, accountability partners, and mastermind groups to engage with individuals interested in real estate investing.At the bottom of this page is a list with help in it.