For example, my bathroom demo and rehab, I see the end result in my mind, but I get hung up in little things in the process like hindsight, analysis paralysis, and reluctance to install something in the wrong order only to see myself having to redo it later and ballooning my budget out of control. 

A $2000.00 corner Jacuzzi is in master bedroom ready to be installed, A/C central unit hooked up outside, bathroom & kitchen needs to be finished.

The property all the way to the left on that page should be the subject and then the comps to the right have a + or - amount and they tell you what for, i.e. condition, location, extra bathroom or bedroom, fireplace, etc. etc.

The bathroom had some water damage (was told my the listing agent the toilet had a leak) but didn't look too bad.

I am currently thinking of doing basic work such as floors, cabinets, tiling, and bathrooms so projects I believe I can tackle on my own.

(talk about bad electrical work...) he also found some water damage caused by bad ventilation and exposed electrical wiring in a bathroom (seriously. talk about death traps in this place!)

My husband can tell this is not the first time this has occurred, and finds out from talking to them that this has been happening since April (my last 6 mo inspection was March), that they have found water on the bathroom floor since its seeping under the wall where the drain is; but it’s never gotten this bad before.

The bathroom consisted of the hot water heater, sink, old cast iron bathtub (like 400lbs worth), and toilet all of which needed to be replaced.

I seen news shows where they found people making a business out of suing businesses over bathroom mirrors being an inch too high.

I have new (1 month in) renters and they complain non-stop via text messages all hours of the day and weekends, about “strong marijuana and cigarette smoke”, coming from the bathrooms, kitchen sink and oven.